This is from Buffalo Bills wot I was on about, by John Stammers:
"Amadeus/no longer plays/the clavichord/when bored,/nor dashes off some reviving musik/when the Duke's sick./Ludwig van Beethoven!/was deaf/to any suggestion/that he was less than a phenomenon./And what I want to know is/was Johann Sebasian's/dentition/really not as bad as his Bach,/Mozart? Some really good ones, all in the same format - from Marilyn Monroe to Tommy Cooper. Subtitled: "I see dead people". Very funny. And this little limoncello is deliciously piquant too! Did George have a dog called Timmy? LOL Copin Kate xx
"The Great Teen Fruit War, A 1960 Novel" involves conflict between the Blues (sons of blueberry farmers) and the Reds (sons of peach growers) in a southern New Jersey agricultural community.
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"Amadeus/no longer plays/the clavichord/when bored,/nor dashes off some reviving musik/when the Duke's sick./Ludwig van Beethoven!/was deaf/to any suggestion/that he was less than a phenomenon./And what I want to know is/was Johann Sebasian's/dentition/really not as bad as his Bach,/Mozart? Some really good ones, all in the same format - from Marilyn Monroe to Tommy Cooper. Subtitled: "I see dead people". Very funny. And this little limoncello is deliciously piquant too! Did George have a dog called Timmy? LOL Copin Kate xx
Regis
his music creeping up on Madame,
ever so softly.
..poignant lines..remarkable write..TY!
vesna