St Mary Poems - Poems about St Mary

...It was the peak of summer In St. Mary Mead. Miss Marple and friend Had many to feed. They hired a Butler To meet their need. "We must have wine at the party!" They both agreed. But like ......Read the rest...

...The melody of love sways in the evening breeze even the barking dogs move to its beat. Tranquility nestled in paradise only found in sweet St. Mary Passion and pleasure found a home inside of m......Read the rest...

...It was a Sunday cherry picker Saints were coming not to bicker We will take a few Then on cue Change them to A special wine And have a nice time Mr. Bourne he did listen Dreaming of a f......Read the rest...

...I can see myself looking through the mirrored glass I can feel the pain with every breath Somebody says, your life is down the street I turn around and I see Everything makes sense Now it connec......Read the rest...

...Ten Years Had Raced Into Oblivion's Cup Second Poets Tribute Series, Samuel Taylor Coleridge Chained am I, to desolation's huge anchor on its long black ship, cargo of hate and rancor yet in ......Read the rest...

...After a long passage we were weary. With the Wolf Rock astern the sleepy sun dipped behind the low Isle of St Mary. We eased into twilight with a beckon from the Peninnis light. Tom heard a spla......Read the rest...

...TO SEE OR NOT TO SEE by JOHN M. ARRIBAS I’ve an important story that I need to share today There are several endings, you’ll have the final say It’s about a young man born without his sight ......Read the rest...

...December, look outside and watch the young they believe in Father Christmas, Clear sharp, bright days brace the nerves, standing under mistletoe and holly, A feeling of pleasure lives in our heart ou......Read the rest...

...Syrupy with recipe ran along brasseries Peiping, Mags and Oasis pricey rotisseries Sizzling sizzlers the Peter Cat’s clamor Addled couples fending their pockets out of scarce. Boogie with de......Read the rest...

...Let me show you the perimeter first Diamond with cool edges like water Upon the shroudless sunshine of thirst That is the constellation he was after Four well clad figures on the perimeter And a si......Read the rest...

...Beside remembrance road, Up rugged steps, A little further on, A gate, And through, Along a flagstone path, Lined by sturdy trees, Now in their Autumn shades, And roundabout, Gravestones, ......Read the rest...

...With welcome arms and an ever open door Ekphrasis after St Mary Le Port by Piper......Read the rest...