Poems by Dwite Fry

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  • The sounds of the seagulls is still the same
    Ss the first time I heard them the first time we...

  • We've all been comfortable and wanted nothing more
    We've all been treated like royalty...

  • Cries still haunt the fields of Britain
    The moanings of Roundheads and Cavaliers...

  • Our romance
    It is the Tescos of romance...

  • No one could say you're unattractive
    Because it simply wouldn't be true...

  • The pub always looks so big when it's empty
    It's such a depressing thought...

  • I work in the service station
    A little outside of Grays...

  • The snouts have come up empty
    The fifth floor's patience is wearing thin...

  • I am the drummer boy for the Tooting Popular Front
    Waiting for the revolution to come...

  • It's tattooed on the arm of the racist
    It's worn on the boxers of the thug...