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MORE INTERESTING & VISUAL POEMS BY JAMES MORROW (Submitted 26th January 2006) |
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sky is bitter yellow, <>()<> ©
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Silence. <>()<> © James Morrow
22/1/2001 |
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I'd like to buy a Hi-Fi. |
| She trembled slightly as we approached the surgery door The witch doctor was in. She has a crystal, and with it, she says, She can hear voices when no one is there. Yes, nodded the doctor, she's a witch. But it's a radio! she cried. She has a glass bulb, she says she Can see things in distant lands. Definitely a witch, murmured the doctor. But it's only TV! she protested. She has a web, she says she Can send messages and images around the world. She is a dangerous witch, exclaimed the doctor. But it's only the internet! she cried. She says she can show you these things, That there's no magic about them, that you could ... Enough! She's said quite enough already, Cried the doctor. The doctor handed over the prescription. What does it say? she asked As we left the surgery. Burn the witch. <>()<> They shoot witches, don't they? <>()<> © James Morrow 7/2/2001 |
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Over the edge of reason |
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Golden lace of light |
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Livestock <>()<> ©
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Believers see heaven © James Morrow 13/4/2001 |
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An open mind |
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Science <>()<> © James Morrow 21/4/2001 |
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Playing with words - a selection of interesting phrases |
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River of life, pool of thought, ocean of tears, free speech, war of words, gorge or well, concrete jungle, animal farm, paradise lost, warren peace, rabbiting on, rabbit seers, thinking and feeling, seeing and doing, lost for words, beyond words, beyond reason, one step beyond, xtc, senses working overtime, home thoughts from abroad, there’s no place like home, somewhere over the rainbow, oz trail ya, sloane rangers, the western front, the wild wild west, bareback riders, horse whisperers, belts and braces, barter or banter, pinstripe suit, suit or arrows, pain stripe suit, three piece sweet, make love not war, loving hate, Ms understanding, male and female, man and man, human and woman, hyster and hysteria, thyme and plaice, their and Zen, hear and know, bliss and that, error on a G string, back to the future, safety net, safety belt, automatic breaking system, autonomic nervous system, conscious, subconscious, unconscious, cat a tonic, dog tired, dog gone, dogged by doubts, sticks and stones may break my bones but words will only kill me, last for words, I am innocent, Chinese whispers, quantisation annoys, simulated healing, simulated annealing, stimulated healing, artificial neural networks, wave particle duality, synchronised scheming, a river of life, demeaning of life, the holy deal, analogue or digital, thought or feeling, live or dream, real or symbolic, life or death, chaos theory, global talking, talking heads, idle hands, stop, making sense, in census, global warning, the hothouse flowers, green peas, monocultures, inbreeding and cloning, evolution and revolution, random mutation and genetic modification, chance would be a fine thing, pseudo-random binary sequence, random annoys, the three languages, English, Maths and Love, Maths is reason, Love is emotion, English is expression, let’s not be unreasonable, ill logical? On reasonable? In expressable? On emotional, life is cheap, reputation is dear, seven thousand pounds of flesh, a million pounds of words, less than a penny a word, sticks and stones may break my bones but words will only chill us, we are tongue tied, only our hands are free, man handled, man you fractured, we are ignoring de feet, twenty fingers and toes, twenty shillings in a pound, why accept the ten bob note nowadays? Pair of dice lost, God must play dice, natural selection doesn’t cost the earth, generically modified, degenerately modified, bred for show – dogs, humans, nation shall speak peace unto nation, cages of the eyes, nation shall make peace unto nation, nation shall speech cease unto nation, make jaw jaw, not war war, fat boy slim, Parkinson’s unease, life in the fat lane, the overshaking lane, the middle of the road, the road to nowhere, obese – sit around all day, stuff in junk food, never get any exercise – sounds like work to me, safety thirst, judge mental, stream of consciousness, steam of consciousness, scheme of consciousness , de meaning of consciousness, waking sleep, a dream of day, eyes wide shut, for your ears only, lonely when I laugh, gardeners question time, fuzzy logic, neuro-fuzzy systems, fuzzy set theory, soft labels, a load of Boolean, Baye’s theory, Nyquist stability criterion, Lyapunov functions, oscillation. <>()<> |
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