En Route
¶ 1
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It’s a sign, they say, the lights turning red as we approach
the cross of Saint George attached to a nearby balcony,
Sweet Caroline on the radio, and those eagerly expectant
moved-down-south jocks bantering and trilling
¶ 2
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Okay let’s compromise,
if it’s a boy we’ll call him Mac-Guire.
¶ 3 Leave a comment on verse 3 0 Across the road
¶ 4 Leave a comment on verse 4 0 Get the beers in mate, it’s coming home!
¶ 5
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Pizzas arranged to spell it out in meat feast and pepperoni,
Asda’s in-store display and that of the Italian –
¶ 6 Leave a comment on verse 6 0 Cheers, Roberto, touché, and just you wait…
¶ 7
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But it’s a sign, he says,
that flag being caught by the wind, flapping round.
And we watch it waving white as the lights change.
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