Poems by Timothy

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  • Bid me, and your Sally Joe,
    above all sense of multiple weeds...

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

  • Leisurely she wanders
    tiptoeing, gallivanting and...

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

  • Poynings. (2) 1

    Found gutted on a lonely cobbled street,
    Fastened with blood and soil was...

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

  • Run your tongue across the moulded
    apron feeling, bitter slime...

  • She. (1)

    I heard she'd travelled to Cumbria and swam across...
    I heard she visited Scotland next, then Yorkshire...

  • Skins (7)

    Balancing appearance drifts,
    One face to another lifts...

  • Call upon the martins and the swallows wild,
    And let them soar the air like an heiress child...

  • Such trauma,
    how one can become consumed by invisibility...

  • Eggshell eyes are scooping next to browsing crowds
    Of helium-attached nausea problems from seventh...