Pete's Aquarius

Aquarius
Buried Treasure
Callanish
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McMac
Pardon?
Tattoo
Camera Obscura
High Creagan
The West Highlander
Pot Of Gold
StarVoyagers
Deep Breath
Vulpes Vulgaris
Richard
H.M.S. Belfast
Firing Range
Royal Visit
Crisp and Even
Elizabeth
Great Court
S.T. Barnabas
Runaway
Vengence Weapon No 1
Water Trough
Woolwich Ferry
CloudBusting
Segas
Showing My Age
39 Rue Grande
Nigel Knows
Disco
Not Cricket
It Is Better
Mind How You Go
No Flowers
Ashes to Ashes
R.I.P.
Feminist
When I was ten weeks old
Life was one long dream,
sleeping warm and comfy
In blue moonglow gleam.

Life was one long holiday
Sleeping warm and deep,
Snuggling down in furry fleece,
Smooth in silk so steep.

Sleeping curved and quiet
With fingers curled and warm,
sleeping deep, contented,
sheltered from the storm.

In blue moonglow gleam
The midnight rustle of change,
And later, loving arms around,
With sound and taste so strange.

When I was ten weeds old
No thought of stress or strain,
No thought of leaving land mass,
No thought of wind and rain.

Only comfort of velvet breast,
Closeness of cradling hands,
warmth of love, soothing words,
And strength of family bands.

When I was ten weeds old
Life was one long dream,
Sleeping warm and comfy
At edge of lifts wide stream.

SEPTEMBER 1985