(2011)
By Stanley Collymore The uneasy pain of divorce is often mitigated by the great relief of knowing that you’ve managed
By Stanley Collymore Most unapologetically, I did all… ever wanted to do for you and even then that was distinctly done quit… involuntarily and similarly under…
By Stanley Collymore I know now why you empathize so much with the bicycle; it’s the same reason that your many lovers empathize with
By Stanley Collymore You’re just another unfortunate ca… a world possessed of a distorted n… of what its priorities are and as… good, decent and caring person
By Stanley Collymore What do I care about love and why… For why would I want to willingly… intimate thoughts and emotions to… scrutiny or whim of someone else?…
By Stanley Collymore Dance with me as I like you to, for I have this strange but absolu… wonderful feeling that the momentu… we generate when we do is what kee…
By Stanley Collymore I know who and what I am and like… aspired to be, and although there… in my life when unforeseen or even… circumstances have cruelly and unf…
By Stanley Collymore Is sex still important nowadays?… himself or herself that it is. Rea… longer necessary for procreation–… care of that already. As a sweeten…
By Stanley Collymore In any human tragedy: whether quite unforeseen, or basically naturally expected; crucially also, whether humanly contrived an…
By Stanley Collymore Pussies are the same the world ove… stroke them lovingly, feed them when they’re hungry and everything will be
By Stanley Collymore Love knows no boundaries and will not be curtailed by restrictions– its only enemy is
By Stanley Collymore Lift your voice unapologetically u… clamour: triumphant and unambiguou… perceived status as a proud female… and flagrantly let the entire worl…
By Stanley Collymore Nicholas Hopkins simply has the attitude, demeanour, character and obvious lack of genuine intelligence self-evidently of som…
By Stanley Collymore Respect must be earned, I honestl… believe, and doesn’t automatically come, something I don’t, nor will I ever accept, with one’s implemen…
By Stanley Collymore Hold me so the warmth of your body can freely stimulate the ardour in