by Paul Pearce | Nov 14, 2015 | Poetry
An old warrior sits his nerves all fraught. So many nightmares, so many wars fought Too much suffering, but he’s just too proud, to ever ask for help out loud, You’ll never see this warrior cry, nobody is asking “why not son, why”, he was once so young, so...
by Don Holmes | Jun 17, 2015 | Poetry
I’m not often tempted To write about love Or walking together With stars up above How moonlight becomes you Or how honey drips From the beautiful bows Of your ruby-red lips I’m not un-romantic Not frigid or shy I still have my moments (Though most pass me by) I just...
by Anita Roberts | Feb 11, 2013 | Poetry
You know that funny feeling when your tummy flips Your heart beats faster and you’re smiling for no reason Just the thought of that special someone Who makes you feel tingly all over The one who holds your hand to guide you through With the strength to rely on...
by Dennis Shrubshall | Feb 14, 2011 | Poetry
I walk on stage and open my arms Are there Ladies there who will fall for my charms Are there words I could say That would soften their heart Or make them remember someone so far apart But I guess when it’s considered You’ll hear folks say That’s...
by Dennis Shrubshall | Feb 13, 2010 | Poetry
How the years pass from Season to Season Romantics remembering chances missed Wondering if maybe tomorrow will welcome The start perhaps for a lovers tryst Will the unknown future be full of suspense As at a new dawn they pensively wait Looking to the horizon as the...
