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Stanley Collymore - Poems Poetry Series Stanley Collymore - poems - Publication Date: 2016 Publisher: Poemhunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive Stanley Collymore() www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 1 A Bloody Awful Night! By Stanley Collymore Slept fitfully during the night vacating my bed at times to go to the loo, an urgent necessity I must say as this recent bout of incontinence I've been irritatingly having remorselessly continues to have its sway. The aforesaid activity now finally done and me back in bed instead of my quickly falling asleep again and getting some much needed rest that my physically and mentally traumatized body could well do with I annoyingly lay wide awake desperately yearning in my disturbed state to mercifully fall asleep, but does that happen? Not on your nelly as my aching joints begin to constantly and cruelly play up something awesome and so the entire bloody mess of what's unjustly and painfully happening to me relentlessly goes on. And after all that who given the excruciating agony of such awful physical and psychological distress would seriously and involuntarily, let alone willingly, want to be so comprised as I was in all this? © Stanley V. Collymore 17 March 2017. Author's Comments: This poem wasn't written with any intellectual or academic pursuit in mind or because it was intended as a means of conveying any inspirational or instructive message to anybody. It most certainly wasn't I can assure you! The motive behind it, if you can call it that, is that it was born of a situation where I was totally pissed off due to a lack of sleep and no matter how much or how hard I tried to remedy that state of affairs there was no respite to it. So with those frustrating thoughts running fervently and inescapably through my mind I www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 2 usefully employed the time to pen this poem. So here it is and you're perfectly at liberty to make of it what you will! Stanley Collymore www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 3 A British Slut, Yes! But Naturally So Or Socially Conditioned To Be? By Stanley Collymore Why would any sensible person, let alone a highly intelligent one like me, ever want to set up home with a lascivious one-night stand like you eager as a buzzing bee to eagerly garner what nectar she possibly can from the human equivalent of whatever available flower that aforesaid busy bee is after and eventually manages to deceitfully secure? Authentic love is considerably more than just dropping your knickers, whether casually or calculatingly inborn, impulsively having a shag while also possibly in the bargain unintentionally or even deliberately conceiving a bastard bairn whose real paternity, because of the surfeit of shags that you've compulsively, freely and rather inveterately been involved in, that even the slapper mother in you couldn't without the scrutiny and scientific analysis of DNA technology say with any real confidence who the actual father is expect me - because I was at a loose end then, felt like a screw, and perfunctorily had one with you - to now as an apparently steadfast bulwark against your unsurprisingly assorted, economic and societal problems to unbelievably marry a rather common slut like you? © Stanley V. Collymore 13 October 2016. www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 4 Author's Remarks: There are a number of things in life that having observed them firsthand and most carefully as well as objectively analysed them all the better to understand how it was that they could have possibly come about in the first place, and unable to arrive at no logical justification for their presence I came to the rational conclusion that they should be totally detested. Principally among these distinctly distasteful, obviously loathsome and utterly pernicious characteristics routinely and even obsessively displayed by these contemptible elements of certifiable lowlifes passing themselves off as purported constituents of humanity and what's more even seeing themselves too as entirely indispensible to the human race when there's absolutely and discernibly nothing whatsoever that's remotely humane or admirably human about them let alone that either does or could possibly support their ludicrous contention in respect of themselves has therefore and quite understandably in my case led me to list some of the major defects of these lowlifes and unapologetically outline them here. Inured and most irritatingly consistent acts of mindboggling hypocrisy; deeply entrenched, episodic in character and rampantly employed double-standards, and manifestly woefully purblind instances of ongoing stupidity so apparent in themselves but all the same are very concomitant with blissfully indulged in their practices by all those concerned. And all three of which among other discernibly miscreant and even serious criminal acts of behaviour are now salient and fully accepted features of the British mainstream way of life. One that's manifestly and self-sertvingly encouraged as well as avidly promoted by those who benefit the most from it; and significantly ironic as it undoubtedly is even idiotically embarked on by those who monkey-like ape in the most instinctive and toadying manner possible their perceived 'social betters' in their odious conduct but who themselves in this process are so brainless with it and systematically brainwashed overall that they don't even notice that they are the principal victims of as well as the constant losers in this perceptibly detrimental and top-down social transformation foisted upon them. A social transformation which is evidently catastrophic; that has heralded and enforcedly ensured the virtual destruction of conventional marital family life in Britain and quite non-consensually replaced it with one that is now a gratuitous free for all environment of ever ready breeding and absolutely lacking in self- worth sluts willingly serviced by largely dim-witted, similarly inadequately educated, hedonistic and narcissistically high on their alleged 'machismo', more www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 5 fittingly the rank stupidity of these British morons and whose collective behaviour along with that obviously of those whom they habitually transiently service and then disappear off the scene leaving the dwindling band of decent elements within British society to pick up the financial tabs for the sick, sad and recurrent dysfunctional behaviour of these societal lowlifes and their 'fatherless' bastards, is the kind of nauseating conduct that in essence would make all self-respecting rabbits at best instinctively blush with severe embarrassment or more probably squirm in repugnant horror, if these British and allegedly human goings on were communicated to them. Being part of a one-parent family although not the most ideal situation for any child to find itself in, and every empirical study which I've methodically read and such literature on my part is vast I assure you, and furthermore is amply supplemented with and firmly reinforced by extensive observational experience which I've both professionally and socially acquired over the years and altogether categorically show this to undoubtedly be the case, is not in itself an inescapably disastrous outcome that's just waiting to happen or for that matter an unavoidable one. And I'm specifically referring to those children who were both conceived and born in a quite conventional marital situation, or even likewise from a thoroughly and loving, responsible perspective an authentically heterosexual partnership relation but who because of the unfortunate death of one of their biological parents or the regrettable divorce or split up of them now find themselves in the generalized category of a one-parent family attendant with all the cumbersome baggage and unsavoury connotations that terminology societally carries. But whichever way you look at it there's no getting away from the obvious fact that in the UK there is now a majority of kids who from birth and often into adult life never have the constructive influence of TWO parents or the worthwhile mentoring effect of responsible men in their lives. And this is every bit true in their dysfunctional homes as it is in the often dumbed down, and terminally sociologically, sink schools that they're obligatorily as part of a miserably failing so-called educational system dispatched to and where to put it most candidly the only disciplinary influence there, if any exists at all, is from WOMEN. So no male mentors in these kids lives and like a chicken raised by a duck because a hen's egg was placed in the clutch of a duck's eggs while that duck was in the breeding process that prospective chicken instinctively on being hatched grows up thinking it's a duck and acts accordingly. Hence the preponderance of Queers, dominant Dykes, Paedophiles and the rest of this sick contingent that infect Britain and whose conduct is avidly promoted as 'normal' by those who are the ring leaders in this sickening perversity; but www.PoemHunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive 6 who because they're principally from the privileged 'elites' - some elite - they are untouchable; and it's quite apparent to me and those I speak to in Britain when I'm there as well as here in Germany on this and other allied matters that your role as DPP, and not withstanding all the disingenuous and dishonest crap that you're mouthing, ALISON SAUNDERS, is to protect those who you clearly owe you job to, and in my honest opinion which you're wholly unsuited for, along with their likeminded privileged perverts. All the rest coming from you, the CPS and the rest of them is one hell of an elaborate deception.

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