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Happy Fat Children and Protein Enhancers
By Tom Duckworth Read the full text below or download the PDF. Download in multiple ebook formats from Smashwords, iBooks, Barnes and Noble and Sony Reader Store. Also available at Google Books.      
All poems © Tom Duckworth
Preface
N.Y.C. con Cut-out hero End tune The plane went Bang! The playful distractions of the mind Happy fat children Rectal squelch If I were a tree Halve thy sons Original text
Dear Reader,
In many ways the poems you will read in this collection are gibberish nonsense! A rabble of words strung together to make vague sense with the hope that you will find some meaning out of the background dribble. Thinking positive though, I have tried my very best to piece together something thought provoking that I hope will also satisfy the urges of any literate OCD suffers. To tell the truth I often look through this work and rather than poems, I see mathematical problems to which I have found a particular solution for.
Originally, I was going to call this book ¡®poems not written by me¡¯ because many of them are anagrams or a selection of ¡®other people¡¯s words¡¯ arranged in such a way they have a new sense of direction.
It is certainly a wild adventure writing a poem where boundaries are in place and I often find there is no of knowing where it will take you until the very last letter is in place. It can certainly be challenging but in some ways having limitations helps me; to portray one's most untamed imagination through words, for me, would be an impossible challenge and I envy people who can write with such unrestricted brilliance and beauty.
I hope you enjoy my book.
Tom
PS) I am very fond of the game Scrabble.
N.Y.C. con
lost in traffic layers ceased in gear O, this dreaded rush. Busses plod, taxis go, alloys steer GGGGGRRRRR Move.
Cut-out hero
The queen stares! Across checked land, Religious service rechristened at her side
Castles, limbs of stone, advance soon shatter to ruled ruins
Sixteen hooves fight, clash, rider spirit fiery
Royalty rooting sacrifice, cop out & plot over coco
End tune A fly gaped, size of me bewildering, He smiled too, insecticide immune WallopP! Um … gutted
The plane went Bang! pvff cLK : Mourn, is lost to pebbled sands or oceans deep unknown : No! Unhorse that pilot and may his piffle be dethron’d, judge me not as thine enemy, for I fend hopes jaws of pity so my kings face doth awak’n our reap’r, aground. The playful distractions of the mind To swim or not to swim Is that the question? If it is I suppose the answer would be a ‘yes’ - So not to drown Only an island insight now, Not my idea of an ideal getaway But still, it is rather peaceful. Why is it this question that possesses my thoughts anyway? Memories of a not so distant high school no doubt. English with William, How I miss your majestic free flowing prose now – ha, yeah right. Come on! Focus The answer is still ‘yes’ - so not to drown. If I were an English Renaissance villager, A mere peasant amongst nobles, It is without question I’d be suspected of witchcraft one of these days. Perhaps for my measly education providing me with, for the time period, extensive knowledge of science ‘n that. You’d have to atone that this becomes a very different question if on trial for Satanism. They say a true witch would float, when immersed in a river or lake But if your soul was pure, a true Christian, you’d sink yourself like a stone. So would I swim? - They’d probably burn me at the stake if I did. Butterfly! Now there’s a crazy swimming stroke. The last time I saw a guy doing butterfly he accidentally hit a kid in the face. Oh it was hilarious – the kid was fine of course, except for a minor teary eyed nose bleed. He was a rather handsome chap come to think of it. I made it to the shore. Avoided being eaten by a shark, so that’s good. Survived the blur of watching shoals, They had no ambitions to become bloody fish food. Mother Earth you can be a cruel parent. I think I’ll repress these memories. Happy fat children The sun, started a sunflower equivalent that’s energy services always saturated in great colours, cooking naturally. Potatoes ready for the harvest, great tasting, muddy. Farmers know best. The individual potato a seed may be and we, the very fibre of seed. Send us your best Sunday. Walkers pack logo bag before them, the sun rains a dry flavour, as if the sun were dissatisfied worked not, weather cool and crisp. The children with requirements of daily sugar snack wrappers and sold packaged fat, packets of oil, per flavour per multipack purchased from the department store. “Crisps crisps crisps!” Lower in fibre, high in oil salted fat. “Not that flavour!” Sure, which ever! Pack a daily bag, visit your daily place. So this multipack… contains lots of salt, but over our guidelines? No. Is this it? Generations of adults, women, limited to enjoy nutritional food, naturally good, ingredients of seed. They cook calories with salt to make a sale, artificial vegetarians and coeliacs suitable for oils, salt who complains not about lower wheat. Are your children fat? Tell us why this is. And calories watch the seed of men, people each and everyone together affected daily. Exactly what must we experience to understand values? Rectal squelch A student struggles university. Attending lectures, googles glossaries alien to sex. A platter of education for the mind, life’s fruit. A nerved chin, earplug nerd… Ninny & I, Rich, otiose, ogling TV, chromosome XY a stud Google xxx, milf, fanny Fcuk sometimes. A Lead smoker Eat crap, orange tarts lectures… never! Why take classes? first error, a learning ordeal The church is my pub, A rye in hand drug party. If I were a tree If I were a tree and the world was a forest, what would you be? I’d be the two lovers that carve their names in your trunk The morning dew that rests upon your leaves The thunder and lightning, but only the fork lightning; I like that kind more. A Hiker, and then I’d wee on you A woodpecker A bigger tree than you A lumberjack What kind of tree are you? And what kind of forest is this? I’d be a rock on the ground, that’d be cool. Dude, you’re not a tree, go see a psychiatrist. A little spotted skunk scurrying around the woodland floor A tree hugger I’d build a tree house in you and call it my home A talking geranium An insect stick – it’s a stick that looks like an insect I would say pecan tree... dunno why, I guess because I love pecans. Seriously dude, a psychiatrist. Are we talking about a tropical forest, like the Amazon? Because I’d be the rain so that every day at a certain time I could constantly hit you in the face for two hours, that’ll teach you for writing ‘p o e t r y’… pansy. I’d like to be a rock please. If you were a tree and I was a forest, what would the world be? A bit weird, that’s what. Halve thy sons
There’s going to be no similes in this poem that’s for sure. Oh, I’ve found another k… You probably wouldn’t have figured, if I hadn’t said. Vivid Avatars (at the cinema) roamed over father’s three-d time.
Original Text
NYC con
Horseguards Private grassed areas for the use of horseguards residents only Strictly no ball games dog exercising or cycling 
Heavitree road police station Do not secure bicycles to the post in front of this door access required at all times Horseguards Access strictly for residence & visitors only No through route parking for unauthorised vehicles    (Photographs of signs I pass on my way to work) Halve Thy Sons
Our Father who art in heaven hallowed be thy name Thy kingdom come Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil For thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory for ever and ever Amen End tune
One pound Elizebeth II D G REG F DDECUS ET TUTAMEN PLEIDIOL WYF IM GWLAD  NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT
Bank of England I promise to pay the bearer the sum of twenty pounds London for the govr and compa of the bank of England E ii R D.H.F Somerset chief cashier pounds jj twenty pounds bank of englan
William Shakespeare twenty pounds pounds  
Happy fat children
//Start and ready -> started and ray //sunseed day -> Sunday and seed //whatever -> what and ever
Walkers Crisps Walkers ready salted flavour. not for individual sale. Potato crisps SunSeed naturally lower saturated fat. in multipack bag
Everyone complains, About the weather, But at walkers, We’re happy, When it rains Lots of rain, Produces the best muddy potatoes, And we know that great tasting crisps start with great potatoes. The people who understand this best are our farmers. We’ve worked with some of them for 3 generations, years of experience mean they know exactly when to harvest to make sure we always get the very best potatoes. Then we cook them in SunSeed oil which is naturally high in mono-unsaturates and lower in saturates (the ones to watch) This pack contains () of saturated fat that’s () of your guidelines daily amount and () of salt of your guideline daily amount () than traditional crisp cooking oils Guidelines daily amounts stated are for adults and children over () years. So enjoy good potatoes whatever the weather.
This is a pack from a Walkers crisps multipack and must not be sold separately. Typical nutritional values energy per pack/ protein. men women children Carbohydrates of which sugars(), Fat of which saturates(), of which mono-unsaturates(), of which polyunsatrates(), fibre() sodium() equivalent as() salt per bag, calories () fat () Guidelines daily amounts Calories(), Fat(), Saturates(), Sugar(), Fibre(), Salt() Average values for adults and children individual requirements each day may vary Best before ()
Ready salted flavour crisps ingredients. Potatoes, sunflower oil. Ready salted flavour, acidity regulator, sodium dicetate, citric acid, flavour enhancers, monosodium glutamate from wheat, disodium ribonucleotide, salt, potassium chloride. Suitable for vegetarians suitable for coeliacs no artificial colours If dissatisfied tell us why, where purchased and send the packets and contents together with the multipack wrappers to Consumer services department Walkers snack food limited Leicester applies to uk and republic of Ireland only Your statutory rights are not affected Visit us at ()
Packaged in a protective atmosphere, store in a cool dry place. Walkers SunSeed and the SunSeed logo are registered trademarks. The Walkers logo is a trademark.
Horseguards Access strictly for residence & visitors only No through route parking for unauthorised vehicles Raffles hotel All rooms fully en suit With central heating Colour tv And tea making Off street parking AA Keep dogs on leads Exeter a clean city Exeter city council Maximum penalty Maximum penalty Clean it up Horseguards Private grassed areas for the use of horseguards residents only Strictly no ball games dog exercising or cycling Quadrangle horseguards
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