Poems by Timothy

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  • Okay.
    I promised, I told you I'd try...

  • Pretty girls, pretty boys,
    mingle by the firelight...

  • We spent the night in a mystical wood.
    Shadows, cloaked, wept over our innocent bodies...

  • Surprise. Dear, kind water well,
    as I pat the cobbled wall with an echo sort...

  • Fathering a goat herder,
    Mothering its father...

  • How many bodies doth one count?
    More the merry body's kind...

  • Libel (3) 3

    A hunch awoke my silent night
    as I swept up the remains of...

  • Parody (3)

    Gibbons grew Mr Moustache
    to please his vacant friends...

  • Captains.
    All better to the best of men...

  • Elk (3) 1

    Remind me of your summer gallop, Elk,
    Jeering in the nick of time...

  • Milling isn't the best of sorts,
    nor is he the sort of man who'd...

  • My teacher said it was the 'great Art';
    sausage-fingered and gravy gargoyled...