Modern Life Is Rubbish (The Railways) Poem by Richard Horton

Modern Life Is Rubbish (The Railways)

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Father was a spotter,
Mother couldn’t dance,
My son is sharp,
And my sister’s in France,

Picture Restoration,
Like a bollard,
A-Team or A-Plan,
Lets talk about Jimmy Bullard,

Tesco Corporation,
Art for no reason,
Makes perfect sense,
Art for salutation,
Cor what a bloody mess,

The Railways are here,
Big iron pig,
Electric not steam,
But no Anton Fig,

Eight sweet carriages,
Makes a world full of love,
Rest in peace,
My sweet little dove,
Cor what a bloody mess.

By Mark Cuttings a security monitor observer at the Tesco in Eastleigh

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brenda Arroyo 16 October 2009

This poem made me smile because of the way it swayed in my head when I read it. And I totaly agree with you :)

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