BirdheartA Poem by barrywatkinsOh, wouldn't I like to be in 1925 when there was no colour. When smoking was whizz and laydees treated intercourse as an interminable bore and pretended not to enjoy the tawdry nonsense whatsoever. When one could still dream of something which approximated a future only halfway numbed by a world war won; and with technology not yet owning everything and the darkest recesses of the world were not yet exposed to the spotlight's withering glare. When wireless fuzzle still silvered the earshot, when no-one would peach on a fellow, when I still might have followed the yellowbrick road to where the bird had flown from the cage in my heart
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4 Reviews Added on February 25, 2016 Last Updated on February 25, 2016 AuthorbarrywatkinsUnited KingdomAboutBorn and bred in England and approaching sixty now. Married, three kids, all pretty much grown up and two have already flown the nest, (can't get rid of number three,) he's far too comfortable. (only .. more..Writing
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