![]() Scene 7 [cont...] Helen rummages around and pulls out a scrap of paper and begins to read : HELEN : Title : Only one eggcup - a frozen moment of grief. Only one eggcup to put out now, now that you're gone You gave me three eggs, but that's another song They were my kids deserting me For mummy's new man. [Helen rubs her eye] Only one blouse to iron, now that you're gone No one left alive on which to frown Only one ying without any yang No more G string to pluck as I twang. No more tongues exchanging spit as a fine art Or listening as you go for a **** and a fart No more happy songs on the radio Or rolling pins drunk at midnight Showing me which way to go. I used to say only one woman before she was gone Now my kids know me as a faithful idiot who cleans pongs, No one to shut up whilst watching the match on TV No more sneaky vodka binging [Tee Heee!]. No more sharing spliffypoos with my darling honey Or arguing over the finite housekeeping money, I still believe there must be some nice people out there It's such a shame they've all gotta die somewhere. I've ended up cleaning this ****** ol' school Met a teacher though who's real cool I'm in the mood for an older, wiser mature type of shag Who understands me without looking like a hag. Here I sit all day crying into my bucket A river of tears. Oh! Just f..... !
Helen abruptly stops reading the prose, crumples it up aggresively and throws it in the sink. HELEN I'm sorry Ben it is wonderful and you are obviously a very gifted and well-endowed man [wink] but it just reminds me of that stupid frog on the stairs in the Muppets singing and feeling sorry for himself. Yuk! Look Benny boy I am your fairy godmother here to fulfil your fantasies and I will perform I promise! BEN Ok! OK! Don't rush me! But I ain't no hermit whatever his name is! I'm a real man with real feelings living a real life! HELEN I know Ben! I know! That's why I love you! I know let's put some music on... Helen tunes in the radio and it's a reporter at the Michael Jackson trial. They both start dancing and singing "He'll wearing pink pyjamas when he comes in his pyjamas!" to the tune of "She'll be coming down the moutain when she comes!" They hug each other and laugh deliriously.
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Sorry - that's awful.
Can't think of anything else to say ...
Bob
Yeah I know Bob sorry..
I think Neil Young could help you locate the words to describe my feeble efforts...
PIECE OF CRAP!
chrs
andi

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Even I wouldn't be that rude....
Poor ole Neil was complaing about stuff he paid for. At least I didn't have to pay, except with my time.
Bob
Actually..
The latest scene where the caretaker reads out his sorry poem is meant to sound crap which doesn't impress Miss Milton, if you see what I mean?
Not justifying anything just pointing it out, ok?
It is quite nerve-wracking making any contribution public because you open yourself vulnerably to criticism [me being my biggest critic anyway] and as we know on here no one can continuously write something sublime and impressive, and sometimes slip into the puerile zone...
I'll soldier on anyway, as long as I am not offending anyone, and I think you'll find the ending better than some of the previous, fingers crossed. It can be deleted ,or my blogs filtered out with common sense computing anyway, and it's just on a personal blog which I felt like sharing and doesn't need to be mandatory reading .
cheers for noodles
andi