i thought it was a weasel on the back of the woodpecker.
"Shout outs to the sparrows and the pine martens. Keep it country like line dancing." http://youtu.be/h7HakvAt4nc?list=PLeDfonQD39PtGOph5NZY_t_gzZV_v5w_j 'On 04/03/15 08:29, Simon Mclennan wrote:> ' '.. sent the parcels back to their ' 'starving families ' '> ' 'When I got ancient enough I wrote songs of' 'regret, brittle ditties that used words ' 'like - leaves - yesterday - dreams etc ' '> ' 'When I got real ancient I wrapped my shoul' 'ders and neck and head in a blanket and ' 'stood with Jewish grandmothers in kitchens' 'in the bitter cold while cleaning the ' 'coffee pot, ' 'knocking the grounds into the sink with my' 'finger while the tap flowed ' 'cold water, flicking the gas on - pfuum, ' 'balance the pot, lift sugar jar, flick ' 'spoon under tap rubbing the old coffee fro' 'm the steel. I'll gaze at the willow ' 'tapping on the window, ' 'move through corridors, ' 'whistle ironically and loudly, ' 'clearly tunes from the 70s like Donna by 1' '0CC, singing the falsetto in a high ' 'falsetto and clapping ' '> When I get ancient I' ' 'll take whippets for walks round streets a' 'nd parks and ' 'country walks with paths and stiles in sma' 'll fields with isolated trees, sometimes ' 'ash, ' 'clapping loudly and whistling at stoats - ' 'not stoats on woodpeckers - no - only ' 'stoats like inch worms on the grass ' '> I' ' 'll sing more songs about the tiny spiders ' 'that cover the world with silk, only ' 'on autumn Sunday mornings, ' 'the thistle down tinfoil beautiful morning' 's of yor, of ' 'now, of then, ' 'of delicate and tender loneliness ' '> ' 'When gangs of bearded teddy boys in anothe' 'r life became gangs of bearded ' 'anarchists in mother Russia in 1889, ' 'when they crawled out of Dalston in 1890, ' 'and ' 'in 1970 they shot b& ' 'w film films in Dalston too, ' 'art films that made a point before ' 'there was no point left anymore with these' 'multiplicities and the like in ' 'Australian, ' 'American and English bulletin boards with ' 'marginal artists and sometimes ' 'less marginal players, ' 'big players with mandolins, armchairs, ' 'houses in seaside ' 'towns within reach of London, ' 'others in the sticks, near borders, ' 'in universities, ' 'teaching and lecturing, with horses. ' 'Old prams too. But it's all good. I' ' 'll see ' 'horses there, ' 'silver mares and skew bald geldings in gyp' 'sy fields with dead thorn ' 'trees, old walls and mattress of flies. ' 'Broken plough, ' 'hoe and cock pheasant turner ' 'of McCormick make, ' 'red metal in yards of farms. ' 'And more than this... Simon ' '> ' '> Sent from my iPhone ' '> ________________________________________' '______ ' '> NetBehaviour mailing list ' '> NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org ' '> http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/ ' 'listinfo/netbehaviour ' '> ' ' ' ' ' _______________________________________________ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@netbehaviour.org http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
