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Saturday, 15 August 2015

My love is like a seaside collecting box made out of a mine


My Love
is like a seaside collecting box made out of a mine.
Tic Toc, Tic Toc it's only a matter of time.
The wrong word, a look, a sniff
Tic Toc, we're on for another tiff.
If walking on eggshells was an Olympic Sport
I'd be a world champion, first off the court.
I've heard all these love songs that make it sound worthwhile
but in my experience
it's all about strength, cunning and guile.
Who has got the 'power strokes' today?
Have a guess, yeah and she's coming out to play.
She's wearing red with a fetching white stripe 
her antennae finely tuned  
and there's me bobbing along like a battle ship
unaware of her open wound
the sharks and killer whales are strangely silent now
'ZAP', 'BAM', she hits me with a Batman 'POW'
I'm reeling back through the coral reef
 seeing star fish, don't want no beef 
Call me a cynic, 
Yeah I know love is as perennial as the grass
pass me a phial of arsenic
I think I'd rather pass.




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