by Robert Carson | Aug 22, 2017 | Poetry
Tattered flags speak of a time long past A coin into a deep well’s cast. That wish for happiness, whatever comes The wheel of fortune ever turns… Though words may be a hollow thing- Love’s promise -bounden by a ring. The Drum Tower where no drumrolls heard- The Crown...
by Don Holmes | Aug 3, 2017 | Poetry
One hundred years and still we fail The fallen dead of Passchendaele Who fought a war to end all wars Believing in their righteous cause Yet year on year we fight again Inflicting misery and pain Those Spirits of The First World War Must wonder what their death was...
by Robert Carson | Jul 31, 2017 | Poetry
These words were written in your praise No fireworks, no cannon, no trumpets’ blaze. Though like a queen upon her throne You’ll toast that happiness you’ve known. Though Life may cast a cloud or two Your friends were always there for you. And, come the Autumn of our...
by Rocky McChop Chop | Jul 25, 2017 | Poetry
I’m staring blankly Frankly I’m broken My heart can’t be mended Befriended or woken An emptiness consumes me In sorrow I’m soaked My words can’t be heard As I’m strangled and choked As tears stripe each cheek With a trail of...
by Jake Aller | Jul 24, 2017 | Poetry
I was lost And you found me You walked out of my dreams And into my life And that made all the difference In the world As you entered my life I was all alone in this cruel world And you provided shelter And comfort I did not know what I wanted And you gave me what I...
by Jake Aller | Jul 24, 2017 | Poetry
I saw the four horsemen of the apocalypse Beckoning me to join them on their midnight ride Death, pestilence, plague and war They were ready to ride into the sunset Spreading their hate with them As they led the world to its foretold doom The end days were approaching...