by Dennis Shrubshall | Nov 28, 2018 | Poetry
Multiple colours here are seen Golds and Yellows, Grey and Green Opal Brown and Red as well What it all means is hard to foretell Looking from above at what is seen Could be depicting a fearsome ravine Waters rushing down each side Creating havoc as they collide With...
by Dennis Shrubshall | Nov 28, 2018 | Poetry
Thoughts go rushing through my head As I sit here and write As another day is ending Once again the fading light I close my eyes for inspiration Looking neither left or right Will I be accompanied By the Princes or Demons of the night I’m searching deep within me Both...
by Adam C Mitchell | Nov 11, 2018 | Poetry
We Remember. We remember them now gone. Those lives of our farther, sons, mothers, daughters. Sacrifices given in blood, upon a foreign place and murky field. Many have left upon great ships. Returned but a few to tread the streets of dear Blighty once more. Of home....
by Olly Davies | Nov 17, 2017 | Poetry
In Flanders fields where memories sleep In Flanders fieds where the war has reaped In Flanders fields where war was held In Flanders fields where the troops loudly yelled. When the dogs barked, sniffing out the bombs A ton of troops had already gone you can hear the...
by Don Holmes | Nov 15, 2017 | Poetry
I’ve tried so hard to understand The thoughts behind a killer’s hand How a young boy filled with hate Can murder, maim – not hesitate To kill his classmates, teacher, friends With no remorse for how it ends And we, society, have no shame By saying that we’re not...
by Hannah Marie Hughes | Nov 13, 2017 | Poetry
Eleven,Eleven,Eleven The Day tolled out, Unheard by those who Toiled wearily on Young and Old....
