by Richard Gildea | May 5, 2016 | Poetry
Thru ‘call of life’ which took me far from home Beyond yon windswept shores, o’er mountains high Across said ‘seven seas’ was free to roam Yet none couldst know the pain in each goodbye Adventure beckoned from an early age (Such wanderlust I held for distant lands)...
by David P Caroll | Apr 24, 2016 | Poetry
A warm summer’s day I see a young fine women you so pretty dressed lovely and cute my heart starts to beat faster than normal a strong wind flew by me I could hardly catch my breath seen a young fine women Iike you in the summer Sun has taken me back knowing...
by Richard Gildea | Apr 18, 2016 | Poetry
Remember me who once did pass this way Who felt the warmth of Sun upon their face Who dreamt thru darkest nights of brand new day In learning how to love, didst life embrace Somehow I’ve bid existence “au revoir” Unknowing that which now hath come too soon...
by Don Holmes | Mar 28, 2016 | Poetry
You’ve pinched my tablet from my chair To play your favourite game You have your hands upon the screen It will never be the same Now your drink has fallen down And spreads across the table “Grand-dad quick, the power’s down” “Please go and fetch the cable”. You’ve...
by Don Holmes | Mar 28, 2016 | Poetry
I’ve never met A single pet That made a cup of tea Or dried the pots Or undid knots They’re all no use to me I’ve seen some dogs Dressed up in togs Their owners think they’re funny But could they dust? Get rid of rust? Or make me toast with honey? Now most folk claim...
by Ron Martin | Mar 24, 2016 | Poetry
Devoting ourselves to others is a wonderful thing to do To recognise their needs and being prepared to do anything we can To sacrifice our comfort for the sake of someone else To show that we believe in the brotherhood of man There are so many folk whose real needs...
