A Sting in the Tail
Your thoughts begin to interlock, Surroundings yet again the same; Then suddenly a cold, hard shock, As neurons fire up in pain. Surroundings yet
"this is sixth form poetry, not Keats or Yeats"
Your thoughts begin to interlock, Surroundings yet again the same; Then suddenly a cold, hard shock, As neurons fire up in pain. Surroundings yet
The soothing sound of blue floats past my sight, I open up my eyes to hear a shape; The colours and the music are not
Plant a tree Go Barbados and plant A palm tree Turn the water off Drink booze Take a shower with Someone else Take a shower
The Earth has changed, Because of what us humans do. The Earth has changed; Our hearts and minds now left estranged. Not all of us
Your body has a set of scales, To help to regulate the fat; Detecting where your weight is at, A backup as your leptin fails.
Hormones are made when we keep fit, Inside our bodies they emit; Imbuing us with strength unbarred, Try not to push yourself too hard.
The crops that we all need to sustain life Are weakened by upturns in CO2; Engaging in this atmospheric strife Means less nutritious protein can
Running in dread from the The sickly secret of a Bee’s honeycomb, My nightmares are full of Buttered English muffins That morph into Deathstalker scorpions,
We need to breathe so that we can all live, And yet our lungs are not a perfect sieve; So why is it that people
When sat watching a movie, Do you ever find You eat so much less popcorn When friends are left behind? When eating at a bistro