My garden
...If the poems comes from my pen every day,
May be it's a garden given by God.
Don't be jealous!
Nobody can enter this garden without allow,
Who do not understand the value of words!
Someone co...
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Categories:
towpath, dream, garden,
Form: Rhyme
Ash
...An Ash tree tumbled down last winter,
it is only a wooden effigy now,
branched still,
limbs askew,
leftover as a lingering image
of one hour of violence.
It was a head-storm, it got into
the...
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Categories:
towpath, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Life, an adventure unknown
...I
Ah what thrill’s life if guts we’ve to get lost!
To lose way once in a while is no sour sauce—
But way to live. Lose way haply pay cost,
A stone that goes about gathers good moss.
Let challe...
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Categories:
towpath, adventure, life,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
The Old Lock and Canal
...There’s an old canal close by where I live,
and an empty lock made of stones massive,
traipsing around there, the place can amaze
just seeing how the whole of it was made.
There’s no mortar here,...
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Categories:
towpath, america, appreciation, endurance, history,
Form: Rhyme
- There's Always a Train Harry Horsman -
...To honor Harry memory
a much loved and respected poet
He could cast a spell with his clear verse
identifying himself with any sonnet
with first class reviews
No shortage of i...
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Categories:
towpath, death of a friend,
Form: Free verse
Loneliness Echoes Till Sunset
..."Has solitude ever led your steps down a forest path . . . "
Quote by_Constance La France
As loneliness echoes till sunset,
From restless dreams benea...
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Categories:
towpath, loneliness,
Form: Villanelle
New Hobohemia
...Hopped a rattler out of Akron.
Rode the high end all the way.
On the Erie-Lackawanna,
Made North Jersey by next day.
Between a bottle and a biscuit,
And that’s all I’m gonna say.
‘Twas a rude...
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Categories:
towpath, allegory, freedom,
Form: Lyric
Father Thames
...November's winter sun is bleeding low
where cold Thames makes a tidal run
and also gentler pewter flow
towards the city docks, the sea,
towards the rising of the sun
A single coot beside ...
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Categories:
towpath, river,
Form: Free verse
The Knitted Flower Tree
...theres a little story in these isolation times the instruction is you can go out once excersive, so i went up the canal church minshull by the marina, no one about so a great spot and beautiful views...
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Categories:
towpath, heart, love,
Form: Free verse
From the Towpath
...A collaboration with Mandy Tams
I peer into your depth bypass my reflection
See an image of another day out of time,
Mingled with spirit calling for one’s affection
Lurid; evidence still of ind...
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Categories:
towpath, culture, history,
Form: Sonnet
My Landscape Painting
...My Landscape Painting
Let me describe my painting,
Of a pastel colour landscape,
A Beautiful British Waterway,
Forming our scene and shape.
Walking by the water’s edge,
Following the towpat...
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Categories:
towpath, adventure, image, river, summer,
Form: Rhyme
At the Footbridge 2
...With trembling fingers I’d opened the bloodstained envelope
But I shouldn’t have been surprised at the state of the paper …
you work as a butcher
Your message was short -
Meet me...
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Categories:
towpath, dark, humorous,
Form: Free verse
This Town, This Time
...In this time , this town, you'd grow
In this town, this time, you'll feel at home
your poor plenty more than rich enough
to crack the faultline,
your cup half full, half overflowing.
You stret...
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Categories:
towpath, growth, time,
Form: Free verse
From the Towpath
...I peer into your depth bypass my reflection
See an image of another day out of time,
Mingled with spirit calling for one’s affection
Lurid evidence still of industrial grime.
Yet this fe...
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Categories:
towpath, history,
Form: Sonnet
Wooded Destinies
...The sun-bleached exoskeletons
of old dead trees stand like sentries
along the towpath riverfront
exfoliated and gangling.
In a former age they stood tall,
grandiose to all passerby’s
b...
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Categories:
towpath, nature,
Form: Verse
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