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Wordplays – December 2017

Maidie remembers …

 

At nine years old –

72 Derwent coloured pencils

in a tin box,

a just ripe mango,

and a newly minted

$2 coin –

her best Christmas

ever.

 

Catherine Skipper

 

Whilst Driving from Maroubra to Redfern

 

Why do we’s-es chop down trees-es?

Why do us-es spoil the buses?

Why let narks wreck the parks?

Why do we need WestConnex?

To reach the Race Course, of course

And the Stadium, what tedium!

Even the cricket makes me sick-et

And the footy makes me snooty

Let’s save the trees, please!

 

Flim Flam

 

Always in My Heart

 

Always in my heart, a voice

Shows me my every wrong

Reaches the depths of my heart

 

When I am hurt, it moves strong

When I am hurt, it moves strong

It moves strong

 

I feel your spirit pulsate

I draw my strength from your love

One true spirit in the world

 

At times, I think it’s from above

At times, I think it’s from above

It’s from above

It’s from above

 

Duncan Wilkie

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