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Premium Member The 'Island Princess'

The 'Island Princess'
  tethered to her post
basks in sun's radiance
  her bow warm as toast

Comes time to depart
  the fair bay where she moors
Tears shed rouse the dark ocean
  when beauty there is lured
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Warm as Toast

On cold and frosty mornings 
I'll always keep you warm 
Snuggle up real close to me 
And fit into my form
My arms will wrap around you
I'll hold you oh so tight 
Then wake you with a gentle kiss
Under blankets, out of sight
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Meetings, Meetings, Meetings

It's December now, the weather's turning 
But in my heart a flame is burning 
Keeping me as warm as toast
Inside it lives, it does not boast 
The one who warms my inner soul 
Is one who sings and makes me whole
The snow may fly but care not I
I'm snuggled in her lullaby
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Merry Christmas

The Christmas tree is huge this year 
with ornaments  a glow
And every cup is full of cheer
As the night begins to snow
Every heart as warm as toast
As fireside we sit
Chestnuts roasting on the fire
Now every candle's lit
Presents piled under tree
and stockings hung with care
Everyone will take delight
When Christmas day is here
Form: Rhyme

Chilly Cyprus

In a land that boasts
You can be warm as toast,
Because the sun shines here,
Every day of the year.

Today the opposite is true,
My fingers are turning blue.
The heaters on high while I watch TV,
Bed is inviting it seems to me.

Sitting here wrapped up tight,
In a sleeping bag, what a sight!
Hot water bottle ready and hot tea too,
I'm off to bed before I get Flu!

© Dave Timperley 2012


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