'Release'(d) from the noise of the butcher and baker' is the first line of a poem by Matthew Prior called 'Jinny the Just'. I've always thought she sounded like someone I'd have loved to have been able to meet.
*thanks for reminding me of that Dutchy- I'd forgotten all about that poem.
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spikepipsqueak
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Tue 10 Aug, 2010 03:23 am
@Dutchy,
Meet me behind the shelter sheds, Spendi. Does that make you nervous?
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Dutchy
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Tue 10 Aug, 2010 03:34 am
@aidan,
You're a wealth of knowledge Aidan.
Nervous I would certainly be. Fancy meeting a strange woman behind a shelter shed.
Strange as it may seem, I shall just do that Aidan and loosen the shackles. Where are you pipsqueak, what's on your mind other than reading one word poetry?
"Poetry in motion" was how Alf described Mrs Jolly's descent on the spiral slide at the vicarage summer fair. It seems she displayed her pink bloomers all the way down and tumbled in an ungainly heap at the bottom nether end uppermost.
Humiliation is the abasement of pride, which creates mortification or leads to a state of being humbled or reduced to lowliness or submission. Spendi I do not think our good friend spikepipsqueak has this in mind!