by Richard Gildea | Mar 1, 2016 | Poetry
Of one whose lips (so soft) I’d dared to part Who touch’d my life in ways beyond express’ Is now both held in dreams and in my heart Doth fill the void existing to excess Tho dark the nights of Winter (loss may bring) I lightly turn to days once ushered in Midst...
by Richard Gildea | Mar 1, 2016 | Poetry
There is a “Starman waiting in the sky” So oft’ he’d dreamed of openly, thru song With “Major Tom” (who once bid Earth goodbye) This “Man Who Sold the World” doth now belong Androgynous, when ‘Ziggy’ chose to reign Yon “Rebel, Rebel” had so much to say Thru many...
by Richard Gildea | Mar 1, 2016 | Poetry
Whilst some may search forever and a day In finding one compared to fragrant rose “Across a crowded room” twud seem cliché When set against romantic poets prose Yet there you where (as oft’ I’m wont to quote) At peace with self amongst respectful throng Twas then...
by Jan Hedger | Mar 1, 2016 | Poetry
Awakening to the sun’s weak rays; only just managing to filter through the voile curtain, draped gypsy style, covering the expanse of cheap double glazing – Leah let the music wash over her. ‘Blue Moon, you saw me standing alone…’ Choking back the lump forming...
by Ron Martin | Feb 24, 2016 | Poetry
The happiest people in the world today Are those who know they have a place in eternity Those who can repeat the facts of the Christian gospel And beside each fact insert a sincere and forever “for me” Jesus Christ the Son of God was born “for me” He died “for me’...
by David Killelay | Feb 22, 2016 | Poetry
I see you in your comfy chair As if alone with vacant stare Thoughts maybe, of years gone bye A wistful glance a little sigh The girl I married no longer there sits as alone , its so unfair All is not as it used to be It breaks my heart and all can see A hurried trip...
