by Terry Alexander | Jan 17, 2015 | Poetry
Because you left so suddenly And we are left behind The only sound we hear today In our collective mind Is Hearts, still beating, though they’re broken Because we didn’t get the chance To tell you when we could We who are left must silently Repeat the words we should...
by Terry Alexander | Jun 30, 2014 | Poetry
I used to live a quiet life in fields of rolling green On lushest grass, and good things I was fed Our herd once formed a major part of every rural scene But now we’re shoved together in a shed I used to love to chew the cud for hours in my field I was at one with...
by Terry Alexander | Aug 9, 2013 | Poetry
I will be there in time of pain Through sunshine, snow, and pouring rain My only goal, your happiness Serenity your heart to bless And if by chance I love in vain This would not halt my soul’s refrain I would not feel regret or strain No limits and no hopelessness; I...
by Terry Alexander | Aug 9, 2013 | Poetry
One Monday, in the market place The sun beat on the ground The tourists stopped, to sit and chat The dog just hung around The tourists laughed, and ate and drank In good and jovial mood They had their fill of everything The dog just wanted food They showed their...
by Terry Alexander | Aug 9, 2013 | Poetry
I’m in love with Bert Though he’s not in love with me He’s in love with Ethel And everyone can see That Ethel fancies Stan With his beard and spotted tie But Stanley is no good to her ‘Cos Stanley worships Vi Vi adores Sebastian In his grand-dad shirt Sebastian’s in...
