The Ol’ Soggy Bread,
Red Beard’s fabled battle ship,
Brissling with ten guns.
They set off one day,
The sun set in orange skies,
The sea cold as ice.
As complex as simple is.
The Ol’ Soggy Bread,
Red Beard’s fabled battle ship,
Brissling with ten guns.
They set off one day,
The sun set in orange skies,
The sea cold as ice.
Red Beard the pirate,
‘E ruled ‘is ship with a grip.
Fearsome and toasted.
‘E’s known to a few,
As Scarface the ‘Orrible’!
Cannibals got ‘im!

Old legends did tell,
‘Is ship were wretched on the reefs.
In Cheesy Toast Bay.
It’s not how we fall,
But how we do rise again.
Champions renewed!

Meet for a coffee,
In London somewhere nearby.
Where is good for you?
I can’t make it out,
The cloud writing in the sky,
What is it saying?

Maybe just clouds there
Driven by the wind and spread,
Nothing to be read.
A new week ahead,
And the work fills me with dread,
Here we go again.
It’s one sleep away,
To another hot work day,
And travel by train.
Today’s cloud patterns,
Amuse and fascinate me.
White stylings on blue.

The day’s heating up,
Catch the cooling breezes few.
The fan’s working hard.
The cars MOT,
And get some things from the shops,
Finish what I start.

Fridays blue skyline
Still resonates in blueness
Peaceful cloudiness.
What is on my mind,
I search and find visions there,
Fields passing by now.

Gleams of sunlight blind,
From the water, glass and things.
I squint to see them.
Rolling into town,
The train pauses thinking now,
Looking for its spot.

A train passes by,
Maybe this is the free space,
That we need to stop.
Here on Grays Inn Road,
Is a lovely letter box.
And people pass by!

They are really old,
More than one hundred years old.
That’s why they don’t move.