Wearing last Friday’s incontinence pad, he ambles on into a game-playing cafe in
Colchester, thinking to play with the crowds.
The crowds, thinking otherwise, disperse and exit.
Out in the streets of a Roman stronghold, a centurion gives his orders, and the games
continue; continental soldiers, with drip-drying-dangly bits, and
wiped-with-shared-sponges bottoms,
being impervious.
Copyright owned by Jay Cool, March 2019
Inspired by Ricardo Scribblero’s ancient incontinence pad.
‘Lego’ image by Andrew Martin, and courtesy of Pixabay.com
The Silly-Savvy Salopian in Suffolk: read, believe and write ... 
Last Friday, strode boldly into Dice & Slice and it was already absolutely emptyâand remained so all night. The previous Sunday, at the Sunday Extra Scribble, it was absolutely heaving and we couldnât hear ourselves think or talk!
Ricardo Scribblero (Poet, Saggar Makers Bottom Knocker, Part-Time Greek God & The English Casanova to Middle-Aged Women.
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