Pete's Plasma

Plasma
squAred
My My
Water
Torvill And Dean
Watch Out
C.N.D.
Armistace
Poppies
Raffle Prize
A Pair Of Puddings
Piggy Back
Ready......
East Street
Upwell
Stamford Street
New Meaning
A12
Park Row
In London Town
Kew Bridge
Kemble
Milko
Drive On
Manx
Emma
Cyclone
The Great Pretender
V.I.Ps.
Walk Right Up
Winter
Central Heating
Life
1984
Lisping Lips
Different
Domino
Roots
Cold Rolled
Channel 7
Questions
Ancient History
If Only!
WhereNext
On a bright November day,
Wending our merry way
Along a narrow twisty lane,
By a cyclist with a cheery wave,
Cars parked near a monastry,
When there, up high, burned in the hall,
A giant, sinister and still
Half hidden by the shadowy sun,
Stood guard, on view to everyone.

The mist still lingered, though it was gone eleven,
As Woden blankly stared from heaven.
Leaning stolidly on his spears
Awakening all our heathen fears,
Remembrance Day and the God of War,
His outline glinted, and we saw
The passing dead from down the ages,
Saddened fingers turning pages,
The writing plain for all to see,
But no one seems to heed the plea.
Lay down your arms and look upon
The Long Man of Wilmington.

11 am. 11th NOVEMBER, 1918.