Thursday, 29 June 2017
Her skin was soft
Her skin was soft as a ripe peach
Her eyes sparkled like the morning dew
Her nose tilted in a seductive way
I wanted to reach out to touch her hair
Sitting side by side that we now were
But we were in church at morning prayer
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Wednesday, 28 June 2017
Thank you Thom
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Thank you Thom for all the prompts in the past
Making me scribble down words thick and fast
Somehow fitting modern words in a period piece
About Maori tribes trying to come to peace
Or getting so involved with the story line
I hadn't memorized all the words in time
Luckily writing is a haphazard art
Readers tend not to worry once they start
I am sure we will all find a new home soon
Goodbye for now Thom, I wish you good fortune
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What naive wish
What naive wish that man should live in peace
For conflicts arise soon after wars do cease
A lasting calm in this world sublime
Has so rarely been at any time
We've fought each other for almost everything
For land, food annd water even worshipping
Lives are lost and our children cry
Who on Earth knows the reason why?
A terrible truth on which we do not act
That wars encourage inventiveness in fact
Atomic bombs, radar, submarines
Don't come from framing idyllic scenes
Humans have gone quite mad in this new culture
For poisons are now used in our agriculture
Bees endangered to sell certain brands
Wars waged across once tranquil lands
Note: The use of pesticides has severely endanged and killed bees in many countries of the world. If bees and other pollinating insects are wiped out humanity will be in serious trouble.
Image of "The peacable kingdom" by Edward Hicks found at www.pinterest.com
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Peace,
Poetry,
Poets United,
Poison,
War
Sunday, 25 June 2017
I dream of those days
As I get older I wish I could dance
To the music of time but legs say "No"
These days are lost in the midst of pain
Remembering days in nursery school
Oh to be running so wild and free
In the middle of the forest green
Telling stories to the fairies there
Lunching with pixies on a toadstool
But one thing that makse me so upset
A week later I went there again
I was told by wise owl waiting there
That I was too old, so felt a fool
So I dream of those days not long past
How innocent our small lives were then
Where adults ways were quite unknown
And I met fairies at the wishing pool
As I get older I wish I could dance
To the music of time but legs say "No"
These days are lost in the midst of pain
Remembering days in nursery school
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Saturday, 24 June 2017
The morning after
It was the night before the morning after
Full of booze and uproarious laughter
My mind was clearly was not in gear
Couldn't tell whether I was here or there
She took me places I need not know
By spending it in foolish drinking
When I awoke I was not at home
And clearly I was also not alone
Deep in trouble I am sure of that
With three stray dogs I know not how
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In the blink of an eye
In the blink of an eye she was gone
I felt like a shorn sheep
Without the one I loved
But love is like that, gone in a flash
Snatched away by a thief
Whilst rooted to the spot
Tottering around like a drunk man
Grovelling in the dust
Lashed by regretful pride
When remorse is finally over
Tattered ego reborn
Start over, spin around
Be single again glancing slyly
At every enticing curve
Maybe that one perhaps?
Someone else
Sadness always comes with the question, why?
Hearts break, hopes lost, all you want to do is die
But all your eyes can do is cry, cry, cry
But the sun still shines above in the sky
The bees they buzz, flowers bloom, birds do fly
Showing that you should really try, try, try
Someone else will see that you need a guy
You'll forget those sad days that have gone by
For you'll be the apple of his eye, eye, eye
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