Geordie Poems - Poems about Geordie

...All through the last winter I sat on my own Playing Cushie Butterfield On my xylophone I tried it as a two step I tried it as waltz Its not easy on a xylophone To avoid playing shmaltz But I ......Read the rest...

...Painter Pauline Bewick a Geordie loved water colours as a medium you see A carefree Bohemian spirit when she in this mood saw fit......Read the rest...

...Young lads in their teens and Gung Ho, Signed on the dotted, all said let's go. A bedraggled bunch were dumped at the gate, A sergeant trying to form us up straight. Stopped at each spider to dro......Read the rest...

...“Auld Lang Syne” - the most-sung New Year's Eve song Courtesy Robert Burns circa (25 January 1759 – 21 July 1796) the National Bard, Bard of Ayrshire and the Ploughman Poet. Two hundred si......Read the rest...

...Newspaper blows along rain-washed streets, dying echoes of hash tags and tweets promising hook-ups, flash mobs and meets, long gone to their bed-sits and urban retreats. Puddles painted with ne......Read the rest...

...In tilshead I met a good guy Unfortunately he has now gone Taken to the angels in the sky His name was Steve baron A North Eastern lad thats for sure A kind heart all so pure Talented linguis......Read the rest...

...The Reunion I’ve been invited to a classroom reunion, I can see my old chums over there. Geordie Cockle has got a green suit on, While Denver Crisp, is sporting no hair. These people don’t l......Read the rest...

...Another sad day for the Corps At the passing of a good lad A loving husband A fantastic dad Airborne blood running through your veins Leading from the front pulling those reins Inspiring y......Read the rest...

...ONLY TO THE DOG Dialect abandoned with education and travel Now only speak Geordie to the dog on walks In unguarded moments Awkwardly recalling how the pronunciation goes: No longer an ......Read the rest...

...Geordie is ma brother; some say he is a hero! Me, ah ken better an’ his rating’s close tae zero! He likes tae hog the flair wi’ jokes oh say dreary’ Efter twenty meenits we grow a wee tadge weary. H......Read the rest...

...These steep hills are part of me Where I learned to ride a bike And gazed over the industrial haze And ice-dammed the steep melting streets So the toy boat couldn’t Drift out of control downslope. ......Read the rest...

...SCOTLAND Very big sign on highway A1 going southways Out of Scotland into England, Painted with thistles, tartans, bagpipes, says “Haste ye back to bonnie Scotland”. The other side o......Read the rest...

...Now where does this Highlander start To thank those commenter's, present and past So many read and absorbed Their kindness to me always lasts Dr.Ram and Carol Brown My African Queen 'Miss Wilm......Read the rest...

...CULLERCOATS * Warm brown sandstone cottage walls Doors and windows very old Shelter face from sea-wind squalls: Inside, tales of sea are told Toy shops there with spinning windmills......Read the rest...

...TRIMDON GRANGE EXPLOSION * ( 16 FEB 1882, DURHAM, ENGLAND ) Noo March is heor and the wind she’s cowld * But the sixty nine sowls divvent feel it - strange Theor noo wheor they fee......Read the rest...