by Chris Green | Nov 11, 2008 | Poetry
Shall I, next month, stand beside the wet earth As they lower you into a cold hearth? Shall I weep as dirt thuds on your coffin And, as they throw their muddy handfuls in, Shall I remember the many before, As they stood and fired salutes by the score? In those...
by Maria Cassee | Nov 8, 2008 | Poetry
As I lay in the dark, in the warmth of my bed Thoughts of my man drift into my head I reach out my hand, touch the curve of his face I see his sweet smile, feel my heart start to race He makes me so happy, I feel so loved too Without him to love me don’t know what I’d...
by Maria Cassee | Nov 7, 2008 | Poetry
My alarm clock rings in the depth of my dreams The noise far away or so it seems Before opening my eyes I reach out for you To cuddle you close as I always do But you are not there, you’ve gone far away I remember this at the start of each day I stretch and I yawn as...
by Chris Harry the Dog Harrison | Oct 26, 2008 | Poetry
Just a few words About our dad To let you know He’s not that bad He likes his footy Well generally sport To be a team player Is what he’s taught Myself, my sister And brothers too Plus all his grandkids To name a few With children round He’s always happy Apart from...
by Michaela Turner | Sep 11, 2008 | Poetry
There’s a bright new star in the sky tonight Where my Granddad has gone to rest I chose it so I’ll always remember him My Granddad is just the best He used to give me wine gums Told me stories all the time And when I painted his wooden cribs He said I’d done just fine...
