Tell us the story about the little boots
DONKEY
When Saturdays were only for football
Torn Envelope
And the pit-heads baths is a supermarket now
Death by Sunbed
There was a picture made of flowers
Dogs
He worked in the steelworks
How you can push, push with your anger
Tonight, January fog
How much that dies with them
A mother moves away to birth her lamb
Let the number be learned
In a few month's time I will stop and linger
Old men like monkeys
February Streets
In clear snow like laughter
I have known too many of the murdered
BELL
Mrs Blenkinsop keeps a tiger in her cellar
DISH
You wouldn't know the place now
EAR
Old, so old, and short of wind
We went on holiday to London with Mam
We who wait
The old sad things have been forgotten
When old age came he stood up and kicked it
On the wrist, a watch
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