Tag: Street Party

  From May-Hem in Westminster to July Calm in Westgate   Imagine my horror, one fine-seeming day, The 4th one in Feb., as the shorteners say, The Saturday when Jones’s England beat France – It continued old wars, fought with Sword and with Lance. Imagine, I say, in ‘The Apple and Crate’ (sic!), Brian Raincock’s… Continue reading Hubert’s Street Party Poem – July 2017

‘ELIZABETH the FIRST’ (and her astonishing – but not surprising – to date, 64-year-long reign.)      To thank YOU, TOWN-CRIER, I AM glad. How else could SILENCE we have had?   TWO REIGNS we’ve had not quite so LONG. But is our HISTORY grasp so STRONG That if I NAME them, I’ll be SLATED?… Continue reading Hubert’s Street Party Poem – June 2016