Water Wales Poems

Grey the shadow has laid
Shoes are scattered buckles undone 
Quite still the ball with which children played
In quiet corners the clocks hands don’t run
Chuckles sounded...

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Growing up in a mining town was great
playing on the coal tips
Coming home black as the firegrate
But everything was dusty from the pits
The black mountains...

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Wales to me
is memories of my children,
Going to school aged seven and four,
The open seas near Llandudno 
Where my children played in sandy pools,
Our stone...

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You came in a beat up old blue Landie

with tales of sleeping giants on your lips.

It was your first night in the cottage

when the Wye...

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The clouds an oil painting sponge,
Non forgiving rain falls from the sky.
Raging streams turn into angry rivers: 
Shhhhhhhing through the forest scrub. 
While the quiet...

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All around mountains stare down,
Dwarfing Bleancwm with a silence,
Our Brockway walk is to begin,
Unusually no song  birds to sing!
The steep incline to the top,
Plenty to...

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Dressed in hot pinks and orange dress you greet me
Your silken skirt soft and smooth carefully adorn
You stretch your delicate legs towards the suns rays
Delicate...

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About Wales and Whales Tales Are Told

Heard that people in Wales are Cardifferious
And can write poems which may be carnivorous;
Water closet is bathroom maybe with...

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