Second Cup - III

The girls seem uncomfortable
It is a facial expression thing
That, and chewing gum, with a

I will stick my tongue out attitude
As I flash my bosoms
And my heavy eyelids, straight at you

The lady police officer
Appears unmoved by events
The game is nothing new to her

Only by close observation
Do I notice the length of the peak
On the policeman’s helmet

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Second Cup - II

Should you like to take things
Out of context
Let me tell you
About the two women on the sofa

Oddly, almost exactly where
The police force move to
Now, if you thought that those
Shamefully made up girls

Were in any way on the game
Then the fact that PC Brightside
Took a clandestine photograph
Maybe confirms your prejudice

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Second Cup - I

Coconut chocolate flapjack
Americano - Black - Regular
One for the diabetes
One for the cure

Then, in walk the police
Uniform - Cap - Automatic rifle
One for the photograph
One for the terrorist

Do they get special treatment
Do - They - Have - To - Pay
One for the Englishman
One for the Muslim

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Outerness

Between circle and square
Between light and dark
Between love and loss
Between apart and together

Words on a page
Posted as a letter

Between black and white
Between hard and soft
Between near and far
Between apart and together

Words as a thought
Posted as a wish

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Innerness

Instinctive reactions
Fuelled from who knows where
Avoided interactions
Also fuelled from there

A patch of grass
In the midday sun
Miles drives by
On his invalid scooter

His story has been a gift
To our small Dharma Family
If ever I feel hurt
I will try to let it diminish

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