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BLACK BUTTERFLY
POETRY, PROSE AND PAINTINGS
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Lincoln,July 1968
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Hamwiches, spamwiches homemade jamwiches we ate them all, you and I when we went with Janet and Sammy to Lincoln in July.
You sang 'Sam'n'Janet Evening' You thought it was fun, so did I but Janet and Sammy were not amused in Lincoln in July.
You held my hand as we walked along under a leaden sky and I wanted things to always be like Lincoln in July.
In one day, you changed our perceptions taught our minds how to fly You made us, all three, in to poets in Lincoln in July
But did you know, in some holy war that Sammy was going to die? Was that why you were so wonderful in Lincoln in July?
These days, when my life seems so mundane and I pick up my pen then think "Why?" My mind is always transported to Lincoln in July.
Hamwiches, spamwiches, home made jamwiches. Wasn't it great fun to fly. To gaze from that height on the drab, grey world of Lincoln in July. |