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Several poems are presented by Saxby Pridmore. "A Mother and her Unlost Son". First Line: It took ten years - now, you're all back inside me; Last Line: not as foetus, but phlegm and black bile. "They've Sold The Snowtown Bank". First Line: On the land of the Kaurna people, go through The Gap; Last Line: who want to start a new business. "A Trip to the Tip". First Line: We had a television for the tip; Last Line: durability of an al dente piece of macaroni.

The poem "The Dead Sea" by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: The water of the Dead Sea; Last Line: fruitless as footprints on the moon.

The poem "Our Street" by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: Our poor mangy bloody; Last Line: and needs to be put down.

The poem "Waiting for Willie" by is presented. First Line: I waited for Willie to take him to school; Last Line: I like waiting for Willie to take him to school.

The poem "Mespilus germanica" by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: Indigenous around the Baltic Sea; Last Line: I have improved since my prime.

The poem "Going through private papers," by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: Paper was used to remember facts. A first driver's; Last Line: Letters that stab me and I burn them, respectfully.

The poem "Pithed," by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: I'm pithed said the reed; Last Line: And they were all right.

The poem "A Taoist on Montserrat," by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: The Massif of Montserrat - Eocene, Last Line: He didn't get there was a problem.

The poem "The Centre Pampidou," by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: looks like Disneyland dropped an oil; Last Line: colour coding works, but at the cost of multi-functioning.

The poem "Kepler-452b" by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: It's a long way away, but it is there. Last Line: We ever returned, they'd turn Earth into a cantaloupe.

The poem "Ron" by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: How good was Ron Clarke? Last Line: That's how good he was.

The poem "Hog" by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: You cock your wrist and blast the CBD with noise. Last Line: be shy, if you want to say how lost you are: use words.

The poem "It Got Lost" by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: What happened to the gold watch? Last Line: What happened to the gold watch? I sold it.

The poem "C. Chaplin: Retirement Counsellor," by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: "In the end, life is a gag" Last Line: "In the end, life is a gag."

The poem "What a Time!" by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: Carbon paper blue, black, red and green; Last Line: I want to be buried in a 3D printed coffin.

The poem "as in cummings" by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: For the sake of an "e"; Last Line: When morale is good.

The poem "Wolfgang Beltracchi 3" by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: Wolfgang Beltracchi the forger; Last Line: Could he please replace some Nazi plunder?

The poem "A Perfect War" by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: HMAS AE2 had the perfect war. She was; Last Line: The way war should be!

The poem "Nicking," by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: If you nicked the Sydney Harbour Bridge; Last Line: That would stop bridge nicking for good.

The poem "Shoes," by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: Let me comfort you; Last Line: I too have the pinch of your shoe.

The poem "Bite the Hand" by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: They had Nigella Bites being; Last Line: for not saving the world when he (she?) had the chance.

The poem "The Pencil Sharpener" by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: It's a bit disconcerting, the pencil fits in snugly; Last Line: A salute to the human race.

The poem "A Boy from School" by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: I remember the face; Last Line: His dying is behind him.

The poem "Alice Springs," by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: Flat red land with sparse dry grass; Last line: You can't stay now, but this is where you want your ashes strewn.

The poem "Golden Boy," by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: Even the exceptional die; Last Line: Murray Rose is dead.

The poem "Hobart in the Sixties," by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: Hobart was the place to live in the sixties; Last Line: You could wear weird clothes and listen to Arlo Guthrie.

The poem "Sicily," by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: The plane landed at Palermo; Last Line: Do you remember Sicily?

The poem "Business," by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: Gina Rinehart and the kids; Last Line: and it's none of my business.

The poem "Piltdown Man," by Saxby Pridmore is presented. First Line: I was seven when the Piltdown Man was shown to be a hoax; Last Line: What's that say about me? I'd like to pay the the world back is all.

Presents the poem "Kursk," by Saxby Pridmore. First Line: We only have one torch. Last Line: In the dark.

Presents the poem "Bag Hook," by Saxby Pridmore. First Line: I bought a bag hook; Last Line: they were racist and sexist, but they didn't know.

Presents the poem "The Pinnacles," by Saxby Pridmore. First Line: They; Last Line: your life into.

Presents the poem "The Complex," by Saxby Pridmore.