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Alliteration Based On The Letter ‘T’
The Thirst

Image Source The other day I wrote an Alliteration based on the letter S, This was quite a bit of fun, not to mention a bit of a challeng...
A Lucid Moment

When I started this poem I intended to examine the frustrations of growing old, losing one’s physical abilities and being left with only me...
The Bastard Tree

Our local poetry group, 'Guernsey Poets', has an open mic evening once a month. This evening's event was themed 'Trees'....
Keywords

Our next open mic has the subject "Question Mark" this is my effort. Keywords He sat behind the table looking at the mirror,...
Taking a Stand

Image Source Two days ago I discovered that the local Scouts were not going to attend the Remembrance Sunday parade this year. I was mor...
Early Memories Guernsey V

Image Source When I was in the fourth form we had a common room which was split into two levels with a large under-floor space between ...
Alliteration Based On The Letter ‘S’
Slip Slop Slap

Image Source On Monday I went to our local Open Mic Poetry evening. It turned out to be a cracking evening. At the end we decided that ...
The Bush Pilot

I had dinner with some friends last night. One of them is a pilot working for Mission Aviation Fellowship. (His blog can be found here; Big...
Love Thy Neighbour

I wrote this for an Open Mic following the prompt 'Neighbours'. I wish it weren't so true. Love Thy Neighbour We share th...
Ode to Narcotic Relief (ONR 20)

Image Source One of the downsides of chronic pain is the need to use powerful pain killers which bring with them risks of unpleasant side...

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Lamp Standards - Stephen A. Roberts - You shone for King George and the Beatles and the Stones clean and new-fangled no lamplighter required Every day for 60 years patiently awaiting dusk; you...
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Bard at Bay

DEAD POETS SOCIETY - *Charles Causley *(24 August 1917 – 4 November 2003) was a Cornish poet, schoolmaster and writer. His work is noted for its simplicity and directness and f...
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Pen to Poetry Guernsey

A Ballet - A Ballet: Forbidden Love Act 2, scenes 1 and 2 Epoch 1872: mid summer’s eve Setting: glade in ancient woodland Principals: Ballerino with Prima Ballerina ...
4 days ago
Cro-Magnon Poetry

Haiku of today - Cold fall day of work Soul kept alive by one thing Rainbow on the lake
3 weeks ago
Rhymes from the Rain

Eden - Surrounded in your incense, like a lost exotic flower Who's longing for a down pour, but content within your shower My tongue absorbs your taste, before my b...
3 weeks ago
Rambling Prose

Halloween... - It's funny how some traditions live on. Halloween can be traced back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain which marked the end of summer and th...
1 month ago
Vale Ramblings

A thousand days - If we could talk a thousand days I’d still not understand your ways If we should share a thousand days and watch the sun sink through the haze We would sti...
2 months ago
Here and Now

The Glass Is Full - I have been anxiously awaiting this day of surgery, and finally having my hip replaced. I’ve been in pain off and on for over 5 years, and this last y...
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