Long Fertilising Poems

the wealth of norman England is poised to grow
  towns enlarge, markets exchange, a fresh fertilising sprinkled culture
  kingdoms extend with numbers reducing
  old and new empires jostle, reshaping across continents and...

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One Saturday some years ago, at a market in Rokeby,
a voice was calling from behind and then caught up with me.
It was Shaun O’Malley at the rear that stopped me for a chat,
dressed in a...

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"The Third Degree"

I’m thinking, if I am to commence this degree next year, then perhaps easier to have cats. I can’t leave a dog alone in the apartment all day. Unless I do the entire...

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Many moons ago the island was born
spewed up in a volcanic eruption
it was perfectly formed out of rock
five nautical miles from the mainland

A barren isle with no life on it
visited sometimes by birds and seals
over...

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.... Human desire for adaptation, I foresee .... 

               - A solemn ongoing enthusiasm for - 


Becoming parallel with those who...

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In our garden, the space of shared delight
Are fruits of our many wonders created
Through smiles and passion, the site
Of our beings bonded and sated.

Our red roses blossom in magical splendour,
Foliage of the many plants wave...

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Mountainous - there's a joke in there somewhere
Funny how I just appeared one day
Or at least that's how it feels
I've observed others rise and fall
Whilst I stay put
There's more to me, weight, heaviness 
I hold...

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For the past half billion years
They crawled the earth both soil and sphere
Million trillion unknown souls
To eat and breed their only goal
Homme or femme hermaphrodite
In pairs romance 'neath damp moonlight

Throughout the year they dig and...

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The honest truth
Sometimes I feel I ain't good enough for the type of man you are, 
My many flaws and imperfections are never ideal for the perfectionist you portray. 
I shy to show u my...

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The seed of hope

In the winter of affection the seed of hope lies dormant, 
Awaiting touch of spring to wake and seek out the sun.
You call and your voice warms the earth, igniting the 
Green...

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The Bumble Bee

		Value the industrious bumble bee
		Working all of the teeming daylight hours.
		Fertilising crops for you and for me,
		Taking pollen from the sunlit flowers.
		Flying on the season's warm, scented breeze
		Unlikely pilot of the summer sky.
		Your...

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When I was young I’d take and take,
Leaving destruction in my wake,
Was little more than a common pest,
But then one day after a rest,
I found myself to be much more,
Than what I thought I was...

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In Praise of the Bumble Bee

      Taking pollen from the flowers,
      Working all the daylight hours,
      Praise the humble bumble...

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