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POETRY LIBRARY  \nBy avesweive■5 Cnchton's CloseEdinburghEH88DTTel 01315572876www.spl org uk  \n32ol  \n46802  \n3010512a9)  \n2019  \nISBN 978-1-9160658-0-2  \n◎ George C.Robertson 2019Copyright Registered 2017Email:geo.dor@tiscali.co.uk  \n120  \nCONTENTS  \nA Dundee LimerickCognisanceYME  \nKinds of ConcreteA Sexy SonnetMe,a child?Nursery Nuances  \nThe Birth of FrankensteinThe Emigrant  \nTrump's IndebtednessA Lusty LimerickCursing Couplets  \nA Poem for Xmas MorningHeir LoomMy TonicIn My Time  \nNursery Nuances For Adults  \nA Septogeranium's Attack on Ben NevisComing OutAccent on AccentsDifferent Love  \nHalf a Dozen HaikusSave the DCA  \nUp Yir FitivirA Self PortraitAnimal Wrongs  \nThe 200th Birthday of Frankenstein's MonsterThe Children's FlowerNo Longer Here  \nMore Nursery NuancesSuper Cyprus  \nScuddie and ScruntieMy Choice  \nBacchus in BroughtyGeed Thi Richt Nem,Granny  \n# A DUNDEE LIMERICK\n\nMary Shelley published her novel,Frankenstein in 1818.She lived in Dundee with the Baxter family for some timebefore that.  \nA Frankensteen moanster cad Toshie 1banged eez heid oan thi weh tae thi Soshie 2thi neck steekins bursteez heid cam adriftan roud aa the weh doon thi Conshie.3  \nA Frankenstein monster called Toshiebanged his head on the way to the Sochie.The neck stitches burst,his head came adriftand rolled all the way down the Conshie.  \n# END\n\n1.A nickname sometimes given to someone called Tosh or McIntosh  \n2.The Co-operative Society  \n3.Constitution Street  \n# COGNISANCE\n\nC ognitive awareness of all that's around  \nO bserving,digesting each sight and each soundG rasping the moods of meandering massesN oticing cars and the clothes of all classesI ntimate snapshots of their love lives profound.  \nS pying on people,their banter and prattle  \nAll packed in tube trains,some herded like cattleN ever will I miss the glitz and the glamourConscious of nature and laughter and clamourE ver acknowledging life's constant battle.  \nEND  \n# YOUNG’S MODULUS OF ELASTICITY\n\nExtremes of driving wind,hale and snowcause the load upon the bridge to grow;torrid heat buckles the beams to bow.All in all there's need for tensile strengthcohesive binding throughout its length.  \nCompression,creepage,stresses and strains;modulus sums by competent brainsbuilding structures for carrying trains.Rigidity,flexibility,durability,Young's legacy  \nEND  \n# KINDS OF CONCRETE\n\nMuch Portland powder,stucco,steelwill reinforce these towering heights;and cement mixers,shovels,cranesdo ease delivery on site.  \nClean water,sand and aggregategive added strength upon the day;the structure rises from the grounddefying storms of wind and rain.  \nThe pyramids were built with stonesHadrian's Wall did follow suit;houses and bridges built from wooddid serve their purpose at that time.  \nMud huts made by local labour;trampling dung in dirty wateralong with chaff and clay and straw,the mixture used for making bricks.  \nFrames are formed from reeds and hidesand reinforced with nature's bricks,then grouted well with smelly soil,their home protects them from the wild  \nEND  \n# SEXY SONNET\n\nYon flighty flyer Goldie Goosedecided that she'd push her luckdivorced and now back on the looseshe'll try to bed douce Domhnall Duck.Aha!Our feathered friend is gamehe's asked her round to see his penhis way with birds has found acclaimhe's stuffed a turkey,hawk and hen.It's Goldie's turn-she cannot waitDomhnall's good enough to eatthey'll kiss and hug and fornicateshe's going to give herself a treatbut Goldie can expect the worstcause Delia Smith has got there first.  \nEND  \nME,A CHILD?  \n(Based on a true story of someone I knew,who had convincedhimself that he had the body ofa five-year old when born)  \n1 I was never a child,so don't make me wild;I became alive at the young age of fiveand time up till then does not count.Believe me.  \n2 I","cbCaif8fa26HcRwg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaif8fa26HcRwg","pdf",1655486,48,"English","# 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