by Jan Hedger | Sep 11, 2016 | Poetry
Tears of the Golden Willow fall like tresses of a mythological Goddess, cascading in a unbroken, quivering stream to the dark underworld far below where Sedges erupt, dwarf like trolls with heavy metal hair ‘we are trolls, fol-dee-rol, we are trolls, fol-dee-rol, we...
by Malcolm G Bradshaw | Nov 5, 2015 | Poetry
When God created the universe He wanted a peaceful place He would create a planet Upon it would place the human race How was this planet going to survive? To support a civilisation He then created an atmosphere That would support all his creation He spread upon the...
by Dennis Shrubshall | Oct 16, 2015 | Poetry
As one travels the lanes and byways Of a rural community The changing signs of the Seasons Are very plain to see You’ve seen Spring come and go With Tulips and Daffodils galore With Regal Camelias and colourful Magnolias As Summer comes to the fore Trees are in...
by Jan Hedger | Sep 24, 2015 | Poetry
The bows across the violins bending the oatmeal grass. She heard Vivaldi The rich dark peat beneath springs radiant energy. She felt Earth and Fire The pas de deux of balletic butterflies in the briefest love She saw Romeo and Juliet Sweetened butter adorning spikes...
by Ron Martin | Jun 5, 2015 | Poetry
When the green of summer changes to an autumn glow, When the sun settles in the western skies, When the hours of sunlight get less and less each day, When the flowers of the field say their goodbyes, We can hear the music of the autumn requiem, Which reminds us that...
