She Ran
The following poem is about a young women, Claire Squires who ran the London Marathon for the Samaritans charity organisation … Continue reading She Ran
Tag: Sadness Poetry
Lost His Way
Alone he sits at home Wondering where it went wrong? How he lost his way Where he could’ve gone? Tired, … Continue reading Lost His Way
Pointless
This pointless arguing weighs her down In her emotions she does drown Crying, trying This pointless life Nowhere to turn … Continue reading Pointless
Stop Your Noise!
Loud and banging you always are I can hear coming up the path Then you’re inside banging doors Music blasting … Continue reading Stop Your Noise!
Living
Why is life so hard? Why after thousands of years haven’t we learned a thing? Why is living so fraught … Continue reading Living
Words of Propaganda
Nineteen-eighteen and the war does end This young man to Passchendaele a year before he was sent Still in his … Continue reading Words of Propaganda
Apart
This home, this shell This town of hell No escape from There Like a whirlpool A Bermuda triangle Once sucked … Continue reading Apart
Inner Voice
The breeze picks up This sunny day Whispering in ears Many a thing they say As people shuffle by Brown-beaten … Continue reading Inner Voice
Chasing Shadows
For a while now he’s been lost Never knowing which path to cross A distorted vision he now sees Chasing … Continue reading Chasing Shadows
I Love
I love your voice so sweet it is I love the way your heart does beat I love the way … Continue reading I Love
Caliburnus Rises 