Gaskin Poems - Poems about Gaskin

...Arthur&Georgina Gaskin skilful&innovative from Birmingham Arts&crafts was their life a very creative husband&wife......

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...I sit at my table - I sip onion soup It's good for my cough - bad case of the croup I could do with a meal and something to sup But the bar is now closed - the buffet locked up Th......

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...The Anatomy of a Horse (written for children) Horse's feet have a hoof, the hard part which he can pound, back of this is his frog, bottom part that stays off the ground. Between his hoof and h......

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...Her tiny strands of forelock were as soft as silk, resting gently between her poll and soft ears- Her muzzle slightly wet as it began to wilt For she was saddened and brought to tears......

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...My life seems to last forever now that I’ve start aging The sudden onset aches and pains start engaging My home is in a theme park petting zoo where other animals live and rest Each ......

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...HORSES Knight of a famous land wanted a best horse for warfare To buy, along with loyal consul, he landed in horse-fair Many were on display, but one superior struck his sight Bay coat, brown <......

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...I sit at my table - I sip onion soup It's good for my cough - bad case of the croup I could do with a meal and something to sup But the bar is now closed - the buffet locked up Th......

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...At the foot of the mountain lies a wide verdant plain With rich flowing breasts tend its enchanting brethren A cuddly care that nature does, in collaboration with men Catered to those gallant so......

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...A horse that runs wild and free Enjoys freedom with each stride No saddle on his withers be No grazing muzzle as a guide No headpiece on his poll abides His fetlock and his coron......

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...I named her Chestnut, color of her coat, and love to hold her muzzle near my cheek, then run my hand from poll through forelock tuft down withers over croup......

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...They were on the summit of the hill as if poised in a portrait. The breeze ruffling the stud's forelock and mane as he arched his head responding to the reins he moved on as his rider leant forward......

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