Golden hour more a dour
Unpolished brass hue, Piercing through these little else’s to do Frozen in the lifetime of a day; In Small Heath snow and dew. Churning the Earth, for what it’s worth, In treaded role of digging holes, As young Kabir practises his boles In bread crumb betterment And full view of our safer bet. Behind laughter battlements That brace the elements You make your stand Against the shift for 80 quid, In your pocket quick, That should keep us liq’d In pubs of brick, Til hairy Monday reigns again.
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