BrownA Poem by Sam DavidsonThe colour or the PM? You decide...
Brown, brown, all-pervading brown
Brown the ground, the floor is brown The sky, though whispy cloud sprayed, brown The sun, once weak is now cast down The pavements of this town are brown The satin of your gown is brown The down-blown boughs, Trafalgar brown The wind that carries, howls, is brown The lake that carries fowls is brown The fowl possessor's cowl is brown The dull and heavy mound is brown The sword, once sharp and proud is brown These streets I walk around are brown Downcast my weary frown is brown And ground into the rot and found Once deathly pale, now deathly brown Now dancing to the sound of braying Horns about the fortress, down the alleys To the taverns, round the people to the mummies In the tombs and on the barstools In the world and in the arseholes In the girls and in the b******s In the liars running faster In the flyers in the masters In the cars and in the markets In the hearts and in the gutters And the flagging banner flutters And the gutting candle gutters And the rutting mental cutters And the shutting-up of shutters And the windows and the shatters Shitting brown, brown all-pervading brown Damn you Autumn, damn you down Down to hell, invading brown Take my soul and paint it brown. © 2009 Sam Davidson |
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Added on October 23, 2009 AuthorSam DavidsonOxford, United KingdomAboutWell hello, and a good day to you. I'm seventeen and I live near Thame, Oxfordshire, UK. Unfortunately that won't tell you much about me; you can come from anywhere and still be going nowhere. As f.. more..Writing
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