Pete's Singularity

Singularity
I Can Fly
Depression
Cutty Sark
Soyuz II
Shuttle
Quasar
Video
Paths of Glory
King John's Walk
Winner
Absent Friends
Night Shift
Kiwi
Buzz Off
Camping
Southend On Sea
Lydiard
Ashdown Forest
Sunday
Tiger
South Atlantic '82
Summer Solstice
Quartz
Autumn
Winter Solstice
Christmas
Calendar Girl
Garden City
Gales Imminent
Halloween
Counting The Cost
Dearly Departed
Time To Go
All God's Children
The Spinning Gateway
Country Cousins
Thirty Days ...
The wind it blew and blew
From force one on up to two,
It blew and blew the hat from me
From force two on up t-o three,
It blew and blew and slammed the door
From force three on up to four,
It blew and blew the bee to hive
From force four on up to give,
It blew and broke umbrella sticks
From force five on up to six.

The wind it blew and Cleaved the heaven
From force six on up to seven,
It blew and smote the lock from gate
From force seven on up to eight,
It blew and tore the ship from line
From force eight on up to nine,
And scarce I caught my breath but when
It blew from nine to storm force ten.

It caught the raging teeming sea
And flung it skywards mightily,
The air became a solid band
And fell against the shuddering land,
The broiling foam sucked at my legs,
Snapping them like rotten pegs.
My arms, like whirling windmill sails,
Lifted me above the gales
And set me on my tumbled bed.

No more wind now, but instead
A flapping, creaking, window frame,
And a sighing-breeze that mewed my name.

MARGATE PIER