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Monthly Archives: November 2016
you
Click here to hear the poem read aloud: You you think you’re old you meet someone you have no new words to say you think of every phrase you know they all sound dull and so clichéd but you write … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged john steinbeck, judy garland, leonard cohen, monet, nessun dorma, pavarotti, poem, poetry, robert burns, shakespeare
11 Comments
fragments
Click here to hear the poem read aloud: is this the way to heaven can I find it at last in her deep brown eyes can she lead me there step by small step or is she a devil in … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged asolo, fragments, guillotine, heaven, italy, picture perfect, poem, poetry, scarlet pimpernel
3 Comments
Tribute to Lenny
When I was a student at Glasgow University I went to a party at the home of my friend Big Frank, in Bathgate Street, in Glasgow’s East End. At some point in the evening I heard a song on a … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged a tribute, edinburgh castle, kelvin hall, leonard cohen, poem, poetry, singer/songwriter, sisters of mercy, stranger song
7 Comments
rainbow
Click here to hear the poem read aloud: the day awakens far too early before the sun decides to rise her coloured smile inspires laughter a glimpse of wonder from her eyes I know I cannot hold a rainbow or … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged ephemeral, glimpse of wonder, lost love, poem, poetry, rainbow, she's a woman
9 Comments
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