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| naseandabel-shortformat#8-page05 (written and illustrated by Gareth Monger) |
Wednesday, 27 January 2016
Nase & Abel - Digital Gods, part 5
Anex's price is nothing so trivial as currency.
Wednesday, 20 January 2016
Nase & Abel - Digital Gods, part 4
Tuesday, 12 January 2016
Nase & Abel: Black Star Tribute
Tuesday, 5 January 2016
The Twitwich Effluence - Old Boats
Saturday, 2 January 2016
The Twitwich Effluence - Distance
Welcome to another January, secure in the knotted bowels of Twitwich. With a New Year, thoughts of a change of scene are only natural, especially when you're employed by Britain's Most Corrupt Council (see Private Eye ad nauseum).
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| Twitwich Effluence - short form #03 (written/illustrated by Andy Brain) |
Monday, 7 December 2015
Poetry Hallway - Sunday Sonnet
What do you do with your weekends, human? Do you hide from the world and nurse your bruises? Beware! prefers the outward bound approach. Stride on. Get some thin air through those thickly-stuffed nostrils. Tufts of moss in the turn-ups, freshly pressed faeces on the stout shoes. Shoo! Get out of my restaurant. Goodfellas American Pizzas, made in Ireland. Christ. It's all lies.
Tonight's poetic gem heart is a sad indictment of modern Britain. How does anybody get anything done when we're all so ruddy cynical and depressed?
Sunday Sonnet by Andy Brain
A weekend, solo, yawning with options.
for our recycling bins, infusing slow.
On sodden Sundays such as this, a roast
restores good faith; and crumble sets the seal.
No such succour, sadly. Sit-ups rendered
I prance about this sty, chase flies, chase flies.
Catch myself in the mirror. Don't like it.
No muscle on this frame; pale, flaky, twigs
and overspilling head. Tired teeth retreat.
A weekend, solo, empty and soulless.
"Prozac-ah! It's a good life." - Mark E Smith
Tonight's poetic gem heart is a sad indictment of modern Britain. How does anybody get anything done when we're all so ruddy cynical and depressed?
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| Sunday, bloody Sunday (Andy Brain). |
A weekend, solo, yawning with options.
I ponder protests. Projects. Games. Girls. Guilt.
Some respite from the rain, though now too latefor our recycling bins, infusing slow.
On sodden Sundays such as this, a roast
restores good faith; and crumble sets the seal.
No such succour, sadly. Sit-ups rendered
pointless by crisps, ice-cream, packet crap. Still,
with purring Hoover under my command,I prance about this sty, chase flies, chase flies.
Catch myself in the mirror. Don't like it.
No muscle on this frame; pale, flaky, twigs
and overspilling head. Tired teeth retreat.
A weekend, solo, empty and soulless.
"Prozac-ah! It's a good life." - Mark E Smith
Labels:
depression,
poetry,
Poetry Hallway,
sonnet,
sunday,
verse,
weekend
Monday, 23 November 2015
The Twitwich Effluence - Rail
If
you should find yourself travelling towards the town of Twitwich...
don't. If you should find yourselves within its borders... too late.
Whenever you arrive, though, rest assured that Twitwich Town Council
will be grappling with the issues of the day, in the Town Hall they used
to own and are now renting back.
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| Twitwich Effluence - short form #02 (written/illustrated by Andy Brain) |
Sunday, 22 November 2015
The Twitwich Effluence - Leave
Welcome to Twitwich. This noted market town has had many favourable mentions in the national press, for its drive, ambition, its retail potential, its steely reaction to a town-wide arson epidemic, its upbeat response to syringes in the park and turds in the pond, and its extreme focus on maintaining existing business links in the face of an entire lack of opportunities, skills or intelligence. Twitwich Town Council is the jewel in the crown, the joule in the engine, the Jul in the calendar. Working hard for you, one twelfth of the year.
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| Twitwich Effluence - short form #01 (written/illustrated by Andy Brain) |
Sunday, 8 November 2015
Nase & Abel - Digital Gods, part 3
Wednesday, 4 November 2015
Nase & Abel - Digital Gods, part 2
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