What I Heard in Sharrow Vale (for Pete Mckee)
By ralph
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Now then!
Folk tell tales here
with a wink and a stare.
In November 1950
Pablo Picasso
visited Sheffield
for a hair cut,
peace,
and some toast.
It was as cold
as cubism
on that day
in Butlers Café.
They say,
and I don’t know
if it’s true
that he had
a big old fry up.
Some even go on to say
that when the plate arrived
the artist made a face
out of the
eggs,
sausage,
and beans.
A smile painted
of Hendo’s Relish.
It’s only
what some say though
in Sharrow Vale.
For folk tell tales here
with a wink and a stare
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This is great! I think it's
This is great! I think it's the best thing I've read for ages.
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I loved this too.It's sort of
I loved this too.It's sort of matter of fact and parallel universe at the same time! I don't know much about cubism (except a rough idea of the shape) but I loved the cold as cubism line.
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