Long Warth Poems

The word Wyrd is Old English and means 'destiny'. From the same root comes Urd, one of the Norns, and the Germanic words Werth, Warth, and Wurth, which mean 'become'. The root word means 'to...

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Listening to you as any caring friend would,
giving you good advice learned from life,
making you feel very special and happy;
has anyone asked me what I am actually made of?
Everything I do...is not done not for...

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I went in town today and discovered a new place
Or maybe I was dreaming 
I town filled with tiny lights of hope 
And there I met her 
Although I am of tin and rusted mental...

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in North of India, in month of December,
around the warth of fire, we would all gather,
a bonfire of sticks lit outside in the open,
dancing of embers, in the year’s coldest season.

many families come for a...

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I woke up this morning in a blackout
To the sound of neighbours frantic
Felt the warth of sunshine, but lights out
To the deafening screams of panic

I fell out of bed, dead on the cement floor
I could...

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MEMORIES STILL HERE,
                       LOVES ONES GONE.
       ...

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