On The New Year – Goethe (and his mates)
This poem was composed in 1802 for a merry party that used to meet each year at Goethe’s house, so …
Category Archives: Words and Curious Creations From the Troposphere.
The Pleas of the Bombinating Bees
If you found the wings story chewy, take a breath and suspend your belief (and suspenders in relief) yet further …
I had one, but the wheel fell off
I recently read an article that was somewhat entertaining and so shall proceed to nick its theme and twist it …
Such a Joy
My Rosie-roo being endearing as ever. (Possibly because of the butties in my hand)
Alive and if not kicking, Certainly Soft Shoe Shuffling
Just under three weeks of it. There is some resemblance to the seven plagues with the virus, I was fully …
Malady M’Lady
The virus has me, however I have avoided hospital (no skin on teeth left) and though still in a bad …
Rolling Up the Wall
The accumulator calumniator: A spender in dark mottled splendour Which has coined a thousand phrases Drops — never has it …
Mine
Mine. Step in for a moment, The time it takes, The multiple seconds (Perhaps repeated, If you’re feeling generous Or …
Topographical Depiction of the Heart
Ensnared . . . she gradually slowed to an oscitant still Midst the streaming and teeming of crowds that did …
Good Grief
This morning I noticed a small stream of viewers appearing, so followed the referrer back to the source and it’s …
Never Mind The
Bollocks Usage of the word bollocks – 14th Century (Origin of bollock – Middle English ballok from Old English beallucas …
A Bug’s Wife
I’m deep in editing/illustration land folks, so bear with on the lack of posts. I haven’t forgotten one of you, …
Scenes from a Cloud in Late May
A few snapshots I’ve taken of late. There are bees everywhere, it’s brilliant. All kinds too and for the first …
Hourglass Figures
High Solace Nation
A Cloud with a girl midst its mist Played isolative tunes and got pissed; Her pogo and wobble Could make …
When is a Book not a Book?
A while ago I purchased a huge old book, which looked a great deal like a ye olde bible (of …
Esmeralda and The Cloud 
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