Twilight's blessing.
Soft shades kiss the meadow lands
adrift in blissful silence.
Windows glow like welcome beacons
hailing ships on storm-toss'd oceans
sailing safe to harbor's rest, as villagers
repose, so soon to sleep.
At the edge of town the church is still.
Strangled gravestones mark in mute remembrance
struggles of an age gone by.
Ivied walls and crumbling steeple,
signs of venerable decay, where kinfolk meet
to greet their Gods and beg forgiveness
for their many indiscretions.
A haven for the wealthy and the ne'er-do-well alike,
it welcomes differences of race and creed.
All worship embraced in its sheltered precincts,
all sinners accepted according to need.
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Friday, 2 September 2016
REDEMPTION
Thursday, 28 July 2016
The lost soul
Written by:
Robert
Broadbent
The Lost SoulLost and lonely,Wandering….where?A cold misty darkness,Filling the air, Outstretched handsBeginning to pray.Feeling my way, I cannot see, Praying to what?But darkness and gloom.Praying to whom? Nothing is here, I try to scream,Only the silence,To wail and to shout, My fear increases, No sound coming out.My heart cries out,The terror, the mist, My body is gone, I do not exist. In anguish, despair,Wandering….where?Lost and lonely,A COOL WAY TO MAKE MONEY LEARN MORE
Thursday, 21 July 2016
Love's Echo
Your voice in echo haunting meWhisper words that resonate,They call in dreams persistentlyAnd speak of Love that Truth negates.You grayed the sunshine from my days,For you were gone before the mornThe faded Trust was never bornOh such comforting release!These tears remind me that always. If Sleep would come without a dream,Your echoed Love, please speak no more,The gentle Silence sings it seems Of songs that drown your voice with ease.When my heart knew of no great sorrows.Accord me rest and new tomorrows!Mute that voice just like before
Tuesday, 5 July 2016
Making history
Under stone gargoyled arches
as grey as faded time
stand the petrified of marches
who forced the hands of time
On slate their craven names
are carved as Saints and Kings
with texts dictated kindly
so only praise our history sings
Beneath new erected scaffold
modern masons chip away
un-knowing of the monsters
they’re bringing into play
Monday, 4 July 2016
Last night
Last night I saw you - still young, turning your head
so gracefully, and laughing - robed in light;
as I, on dream's soft fabric gently tread,
while stealing slices of sleep before daylight.
What was this hazy world? the uncharted land
of final sleep, of neither space nor time?
where we'll watch clouds, and every grain of sand,
until the waking bell of dawn does chime.
The trees no more would lose their leaves; no more
would birds depart for warmer climes, when we
together here will sit for evermore,
and happy to escape life's troubled sea.
We'll hear dreamcatchers tinkle, and incense smell,
and hear the waves, and watch their gentle swell.
Thursday, 28 May 2015
Failure
Written by:
Sheep
Aneki
It's best not to feel It's best not to love It's best to be alone It's best to be gone No matter how much you try No matter how much you cry Eventually, you'll die From too much pain inside Tried to be happy Tried to be positive Yet people do not see The efforts you give It's best to be no one It's best when you're done Because people do not care Because people are not aware It's best to stay hidden It's best to not show up It's best if you lied It's best to stop
Tuesday, 26 May 2015
AN OLD FOOL.
(A post St Valentine's Day lament?)
There is no fool like an old fool when it comes to romance;
if he gets a glance from an attractive female half his age he
thinks he's in there with more than a ghost of a chance.
But what has he got to offer? A life time's experiences is no
defence. An abundance of pounds and pence will make more
sense to recompense the object of his desire for the smell of
liniment and Listerine mouthwash throughout the house.
And if he was like a well known dead celebrity comic, getting
her to fellate him after he'd doused his genitalia in eau de cologne.
I'm the King of loneliness on my lonely throne; I've just spent
my XL number of Valentine's Days unloved and alone.
But am I bothered? Not now that I know there's a world of
opportunities out there for the highest bidder. Now all I
have to do is win a serious amount of dosh so I can go after
the type of posh totty that I've always yearned for. One with a
brain like Sylvia Path and the libido of Katy Price. Together
we could have nice times and a laugh afterwards. (Mind you,
Sylvia was never known for her sense of humour was she?
Unless you regard her biting into Ted Hughes cheek till it bled
as funny? Fellatio's definitely off the menu.)
Now all I need is a psychic sidekick on side to give me next week's
winning numbers for the National Lotto.
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