Get Your Premium Membership

Best Cobbles Poems


Back Home
Smoke blew from the chimneys
in the place where I was born
streets were laid with cobbles
workers summoned by a horn.

Shops sold all and sundry
and the keepers name was Ted
I often bought my sweets there
with pennies gleaned from lead.

Our neighbor wore an apron
with rollers on her head
I...

Continue reading...
Categories: cobbles, environment, history, home, house,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things