by Patricia Sennett | Jul 3, 2017 | Poetry
When I am gone no more to see, don’t be sad for I will be with those I love who are waiting for me. This journey i must take alone, and leave you all behind. Remember all the happy times I keep within my heart. Now let me go, my time on earth is done. No...
by Patricia Sennett | Nov 11, 2015 | Poetry
Margie Maine lived down the lane, A funny lass was she, Goofy teeth, and frizzy hair, what a sight to see. But Margie had a heart of gold, especially for the very old. Her daily visits cheered them up, as they were all alone no job to big or small. She filled her life...
by Patricia Sennett | Nov 5, 2015 | Poetry
The train sped very fast taking her home at last. So many years had passed since she came away But to her it seemed like yesterday So many memories came flooding back as the train sped along the track- No more Family left to see just a visit to the cemetery. Her Mum...
by Patricia Sennett | Apr 23, 2015 | Poetry
Oh dear, she thought, as she lay in bed. Ihave a busy day ahead. I should get up and have a shower, but think i’ll have another hour, Finally, she got out of bed, looked at the jobs that lay ahead. And promptly she went back to bed.
by Patricia Sennett | Apr 18, 2015 | Poetry
Now old and stooped, his hair now grey, the years has taken his looks away. How handsome he was when he was young, girls flocked around him in a throng. I thought he would never notice me, but then he turned and smiled. I felt in a trance, when he asked me to dance....
