by Leslie de la Haye | May 2, 2010 | Poetry
Who tells the sea to come and go Informs the flowers how to grow Makes pears and apples grow on trees And sends a cooling summer breeze. I wonder who makes rain so wet Makes jellies wobble when they set Lets fish all breathe in sea so deep And then helps the giant...
by Leslie de la Haye | May 2, 2010 | Poetry
The soft brittle moon casts eerie a glow Causing grey shadows to dance in the snow In the still morning, not a sound is heard No cheep of squirrels, no trill of a bird. Spooky and quiet, the world now seems so dead Gone are the gold leaves, the browns and the red Gone...
by Leslie de la Haye | May 2, 2010 | Poetry
In deep and blue Bermuda Sea, Lay Hooks old ship; The Parolee; All full of wicked crooks and thugs, And bilges full of rats and bugs; Around the headland of the bay, Hove Scarlets ship; ‘The Remoray;’ Its Captain gave her solemn word, To put the pirates to...
by Leslie de la Haye | May 1, 2010 | Poetry
The brightest star that shines deep of night Infant of God an emerald bright In aura of silver; Jesus child One of loving ways, so meek and mild {To bestow on Earth his guiding light} Kaleidoscope of awesome power Sprinkles on down a stardust shower That will cover...
by Don Holmes | May 1, 2010 | Poetry
There are so many wars and disputes Over things going back to our roots We fight over small bits of land That are filled with nothing but sand Or mountains both barren and bare With no sign of life anywhere We kill those who would be our foe For reasons we don’t even...
