Poetry

Don’t tell me you love me, For I will tell you, I love you. Then you will disappear from view; Gone to another, who you say, […]

We said goodby, before we said hello. Assuming judging guessing thinking too low, Killing the sweet green shoots of promise Our distorted senses telling us our […]

A true knight of the highest order With gentle manners and kind candour His eyes twinkle in mischievous merriment At something thought or said or meant. […]

It seems he’s a freak, a retard of nature; At dinner a demon, driving us demented. In seconds stirring up emotions deep, That were dormant, and […]

How incredible, that I wait for a stranger. We were brought together by a mutual friend Now I wait, with some trepidation Wondering if in him […]

Had you a ready wit and infectious laugh? Did you hurl absurd accusations that were often really daft, And your sense of fun, was it comfort […]

First I thought they were fireworks, people celebrating early; Especially when the church bells rang, from across the valley. But no, it was the sound of […]

Happy birthday and farewell Mr D. Your sad experiences , have no fear Are packaged and placed in the past and remain here. Rosy horizons beckon […]

Blindly I step into the mists of tomorrow. No looking back into yesterday’s world, of laughter and sorrow. Stripped of regrets, I move on forward , […]

Why is he to many, incredibly surly? A pleasant remark often met with acute acidity. No smile you ask, not always hostile surely? When he hears […]

“So it’s your birthday “said the gunman, to the ambassador Spying from on high, two children with their mother. Observing them, clutching hands scurrying down the […]

Oh for a web that could disunite. Just punch in a code for the site. An hypnotic melodious voice Would sever memories, of your choice. Like […]

How I love this little boy. Aglow with a zest for life. He can now say Daddy Mamma Dee and me. Three months ago he said […]

Through the eyes of a new member The Club, a bastion of English manners and civility; Rests in the centre of London’s Regency. A magnet for […]

Regard the flower growing in the rubble. Despite dust and debris of passions spent; This flower can live longer than others meant, Caring and concern do […]

You say you are appalled, by your mistakes in your novel; Errors of composition of sentences put together as though with a shovel. Listen to Saint […]

Felix flings himself, into anything. He is competitive, loves winning, Be it on foot, bike, scooter,or car, He does his best, to be the star. Felix […]

Welcome stranger to our shores Our hearts are open, our home is yours. We fear those who advantage take But you and yours are in a […]