Showers splatter unfinished sentences down from hot air word clouds to a thunderous monotonous boom. Nothing gets better or worse as people float hanging from stringless balloons.
City ring roads go round in vicious circles and mayhem motorists get nowhere. Ring a ring a roses school children sing incessantly on repeat and no one ages beyond the moment the traffic jam stuck them there.
Job applications get sent back automatically as last in any queue are in front of the first. Forever ranting rebels and frozen screen visionaries pin their hopes on a monstrous effigy that promises change until it inevitably bursts.
Everything to want is at the top of a spiral staircase. The railings go on and on and walls have the same font graffiti ‘You’ll get there!’ A metronome clicks out the race to the top but there’s no winners or losers, to be fair
I’m not the type to make a scene now maybe but little things might make me go just crazy. I keep myself to myself. It’s good for my health but may well like just kill me.
The funny thing is that I joke about it but something tells me that my smile’s just carpet. I have no need to impress just need to be best in my bullet proof vest.
Got a desire to be a real life swapper to swap my keys in one big bang instant popper. Get away from it all. Greener grass in my holiday hall and top every top with a topper.
If God exists there’s a devil inside maybe maybe and little things may make big things go quite hazy. The world is as it is. It’s got quite a fizz but clicking and pressing buttons is making it lazy.
Like listening to Moonlight Sonata. Reflection without being distracted. Looking at nothing reflected in a mirror. Deep in thought without an idea enacted.
Darkness of the night. Waking up before everyone. Minutes buried to candlelight. Lying in wait and fitting a silencer to a gun.
You’re a good egg, Lilibet and we’ve grown up with you all our lives. In an era not long gone Lilibet you’re the one.
Black or white, rich or poor Elizabethans all. With your profile on all those coins and notes who wouldn’t want to see you more?
On an island in the sea and around the world spinning in space newspapers today are drizzly soggy or sun-drenched parched with your face.
Lucky us to have lived through your times. Bit of a shock you’re mortal and just like us. Our personal angels are winging thank you letters to you while those that aren’t might mumble think gasp ‘Let them have fuss”.
Lamp posts are falling down and we’re toasting you and your reign. While not always understanding, we got you. Us a little bit wayward, but coming back to your ever-forwatd constancy again and again and again.
On Pleasure Pieland islanders live life under a system called pie-in-the-sky. Plumbers fit pipe dreams and statistics on counting your blessings are always high.
Opticians sell rose-tinted glasses to see good things over the horizon and in every house, doors are fitted so that when one closes, another one opens.
Every silver cloud has a golden lining and everyone’s glass is always half-full. Every adult has the job they want and every pupil is the teacher’s pet in every school.
There’s love at first sight and love that lasts and, for those more adventurous, true love in blasts. Underdogs win and no-one feels like they’ve lost even when they lose. Everyone walks around in everybody else’s shoes.
Pielanders are so happy they look pie-eyed. They’re easy to recognise. Doctors prescribe magic potions for free and hospitals are only there to rest in cos nobody really dies.