by Jan Hedger | Mar 9, 2008 | Poetry
Down below in the glittering moonlight Flows the silver of the night A power as the source of life The river it never sleeps
by Jan Hedger | Mar 1, 2008 | Poetry
I dreamt I saw an angel Dressed in pure white lace Her wings they did a flutter As she beckoned from above I wanted now to join her To find freedom from the pain But their was a held that held me From my man of forty year I turned and met his tired eyes And asked of...
by Jan Hedger | Mar 1, 2008 | Poetry
Climb the mountain of hope To reach your clouds of dreams Traverse the clear blue sky To tread your chosen path Shoot as a shooting star To aspire as to who to be Do not fall as cold wet rain That washes away your soul But drift as pure white snow Touching lives with...
by Jan Hedger | Feb 25, 2008 | Poetry
Six little kittens sat talking one day Of their big cat cousins far away And each little kitten took their turn And said; When I grow up I’m going to be…. A leopard And I’ll hunt so silently All by myself, solitary And I’ll drag my catch high in a tree Where no-one...
by Jan Hedger | Feb 25, 2008 | Poetry
Who lives in the house on the hill? Ragetty-Anne Mary That’s who lives in the house on the hill Ragetty-Anne Mary was hairy and scary! Even spiders were scared of Ragetty-Anne Mary One bright morning as the alarm rang shrill in the little house on the hill...
