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    If I can’t find words
    or if they are halted by a synaptic lock keeper,
    tyrannical yet wise, holding up a hand
    to delay the latest craft, whatever its design,
    I return to a trusted question,
    my favourite f […]

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    Once we played on a cinder pitch,
    a lava flow field with bubble cavities
    on a flattened out Mount St. Helens
    of ashes and agglomerates.

    Which flow event formed the fine ash
    from fire fountain magma […]

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    Drink was flowing by the River Ember
    under placid skies above Island Barn Reservoir
    where The Bell was surrounded by Alsatians
    scattered on burnt grass in black and umber,
    fresh from the water to kettle their […]

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    The general synopsis at dusk:
    land around the coastal weather station
    has been requisitioned for table football.

    A huge tournament by the College of Agriculture’s
    inshore waters gathers all the […]

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    As when the present is slightly off –
    Bourneville, Perrier, a Foster’s crate
    for the beachfront whiteout game –

    we’re back again for testing and a psychometric probe
    at just the time we had unwound, […]

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    Alex Saynor published a poem on the site Football Poets 5 years ago

    When your plans are stationary
    like a boat tied up at the dock
    inexorably, you just can’t get going
    without buttering up the ref’

    by learning about his name, his family,
    his route convoluted by […]

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    I’m somewhat envious that you have this ahead of you! Crispin made my son’s first game special beyond compare when he arranged for the Forest Green Rovers stadium announcer to welcome him to the New Lawn at half […]

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    I’m 110% with you on this. Spot on.

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    Support your skeleton going forward
    or embrace its weakness. I can’t do it for you.
    It depends on what your long term goals are –
    where you see yourself in five years’ time.

    The important thing is to eat eve […]

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    As Welcome as the sight of allotment smoke in December,
    a quiet bonfire in the winter stillness,
    are the compressed distances of Sports Report,
    fingers hardened in the dusk after hours
    of working the ground, […]

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    One day from under these floodlights
    the sun will rise in early spring,
    set like the memories you’ve left
    in gathering blue over the river.

    An extra layer will go, light jackets
    the order of the day at some […]

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    Madejski of the methane vents, hero
    of South Reading hinterland wastes
    made shiny and blue for out-of-town games

    at Junction 11: Madejski of the 1970’s
    where the marlin fishing never ends
    from South Florida […]

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    Hi Peter – to make it easier for Crispin to identify what you’re referring to, you can highlight the relevant text with your mouse and click on “Comment” or “Quote and Comment” to make the comment more specific. […]

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    Crispin, to jump in and answer can you explain? I think Peter was referring to:

    [The four home nations were all there
    And England’s hopes soon disappeared]

    🙂

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    The lines, angles and shapes are wrong. Which
    algal bloom will form when the ground has gone –
    sunk or deserted – while for now Peru find time
    left them, talent still potent, reminiscing
    about far post […]

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    At this stage, all we have is hope. Dammit.

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    Somewhere beyond the wastes of Nizhny Novgorod
    in enveloping white, the farthest reaches of night,
    a train rattles on through heights and depths
    with passengers lost to perspective journeying
    through life to […]

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    This poem made me smile.

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    Alex Saynor published a poem on the site Football Poets 6 years ago

    At ‘The Stadiwm Vibrant Vapours’
    on that sunlit evening, corporate sponsors
    lacked the power of old resonances,
    the simple terms the world could afford us:
    Richmond Park, rumours of Gorseinon –
    leagues […]

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