Variety Bandbox.
By CinCCO
A mix of genre, but all my writings have a horror, murder or humour content. My poems are either attempts at humour or have a deeper social message and sometimes pathos.
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Lest We Be Tempted
Just watch the weight folks, it could happen to you!
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Jealousy
An effort at period poetry.
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- 898 reads
Anti P.C.
Anti P.C. I'm anti P.C., and I don't care who knows it! I open my mouth, and raspberries blows it Some people are for, and some are against,
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- 574 reads
"What Now My Son?"
"What now my Son?" By Brian Kelly "What now my Son, now that complex life's begun? What will fate bring to thee?, t'will not all be fun!.
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- 669 reads
Relative to murder.
Terrifyingly real story, turned into fiction!
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Heritage Road.
Heritage Road. The Heritage road is so full of romance. Thoughts of the past, whether Poland or France, Ireland or Persia, or Scotland so brave.
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- 559 reads
Space
Written as a real gut jerking reaction to the Columbia shuttle disaster.
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- 627 reads
The Boy Stood On The Burning Deck
'Nuff sed!'
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'Thinking of Things'
Thinking Of Things. By Brian Kelly. Do you ever think beyond everyday things? I mean think in depth,-----of serious things! Do you have emotions?
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- 556 reads
'You Have No Friends Here'
Start reading and you'll not want to stop. Good 'Boy's Own' but for real men.
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- 690 reads
These Empty Nights.
Reflecting the sorrow of bereavement.
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Images Of People
Images Of People Images of people, with worry and fret, Waiting their turn, for treatment to get. After registering name, age, next of kin,
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- 620 reads
Cobwebs
COBWEBS Having stolen plate, and silverware, Laid nave and Altar dull and bare, The thief so clever, stealth with cunning
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Easy Come Easy Go
Easy Come Easy Go CinCCO Easy come, easy go, Is the way for marriage woe. But love sincere, and ever true, Should follow after words, 'I do'. Temptatious flesh, hot to handle,
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"When Did We Reach Utopia?"
WHEN DID WE REACH UTOPIA? When did we reach Utopia and blithely pass it bye? For what great era now long dead, should we softly sigh? Was Utopia there for man, 'ere first the wheel was made,
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A Day In The Life Of A Plastic Bag.
A silly little story. But the reader will be pleased to have read it and should have a smile on her/his face at the end.
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A Wall
Being intrigued by a Christmas card scene set me on the road to writing this prosaic piece.
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- 629 reads
Better Fred than Dead.
Good story for the 'Boys Own' brigade.
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Dust Mites
Squirm as you imagine the unseen dust mites eating away at your body. Sit in nervous tension until the end is in sight.
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- 1050 reads
Joab Wells, A Poetic Person. 1798.
Lovely admissions by Joab about his hilarious life in the village and beyond. A must read for lovers of rustic humour.
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- 545 reads
Joab Wells, A Poetic Person. 1798.
Lovely admissions by Joab about his hilarious life in the village and beyond. A must read for lovers of rustic humour.
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Ethel's New Front Door
Little story that makes you want to smile all the way through.
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The Loneliness Without----------
If you feel that it strikes a cord, shed a little tear.
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Yorkshire United
Yorkshire Pride!
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Did We Really Win The War
Being an old ex-service man I feel for the service men and women having to serve in the futile and pointless modern theatres of war. Our Politician's have a lot to answer for.
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God Blessed Arizona
This was created after I stood in the 'Petrified Forest' and had a most fantastic feeling of oneness with the earth. No I.m not crank!
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Silent Approval
Started as a serious compliment, to my wife, but I could not resist the silly ending.
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- 571 reads
I saw you, yet I saw you not!
This really happened to me.
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- 522 reads