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poem by Valerie Russon

What is paradise? Is it money,money and more money Or could it be having a happy family life Could it be the love and kindness We share with others. What does paradise mean to you? Is it the joy that you share with others a... Read more

poem by Ja Ja

If, telling the truth Will never hurt Then, why do we To lying revert WIZDUMBs BY JA 211 Read more

poem by Jim Kilduff

There was a penguin named Billy Who had dreams which all the others found silly. Poor Billy caused a lot of tension Because there were things he needed to mention No one listened to Billy. While all the raft were doing their craf... Read more

poem by Ja Ja

What we posses, at our death In both, knowledge and worth May have been better used If received, at our birth WIZDUMBs BY JA 207 Read more

poem by Stella Brians

Rain Willow Dream Copyright 2017 by Stella Brians (This is a poem/song for a Young Adult novel project I am working on. Please note that it is copyrighted.) I just want to live in a dream In which I fly away and live with you... Read more

poem by Delve Deeper

Once upon a time deep from memory is a wonderous song bird of exemplary he sang a song of a magical place one that I could almost touch and almost taste This was place up in the sky a castle on a hill that rose miles high a cast... Read more

poem by Sydney Uemura

It's a unique feeling When I feel you touching me. Stroking my hair, Holding me close. It feels as if you hold me Like I am so fragile And so precious Yet also as if I can handle anything. There's a gentleness And a streng... Read more

poem by Martyn Grindrod

Enchantment Walking Summers dusky haze I glimpsed her golden hair Her femininity attracts my eye Her graceful gait I espy Barefooted she stands Long white dress so pure Fair Complexion healthy and kind Her looks encapsu... Read more

poem by Martyn Grindrod

Sweet Thing A butterfly whispers a solitaire kiss A cinnamon smile in perfect bliss Honey drips on Marzipan lips A smile , A dimple , A gentle wisp Demerara adorns your sweet tongue I'm so glad you've invited me along ... Read more

poem by Frank Hornby .

"I'm off to the Grafton, for the Saturday night dance, wow, I've just seen a "good looker," and I don't half fancy my chance. Dead cool I saunter over, casually looked her up, and down, "alright there gorgeous," "how long have you ... Read more

poem by Christopher Russon

I felt I lost a really good friend When his life came to an end Always there on my tv screen My young childhood hero If you see what I meen. Following his career from a Young man who rose to fame He became flourishing actor Co... Read more

poem by Frank Hornby .

"As I settled back in my deckchair, feeling the warm sun on my face, I drifted off into a nice deep sleep, ...went back to another place. Somehow I was seventeen again, yeah having the time of my young life, courting a lovely girl ... Read more

poem by Delve Deeper

A moment in time when two forces collide resounding impressions reverberate and reside a hold of breath, a long standing stare the look, the feel of momentarily aware a know, the belief, a root implanted painfully deep a moment a... Read more

poem by Frank Hornby .

"Hooray! For the ban, on the obnoxious cigarette, the best decision, our government's made yet. Now we can all eat in a restaurant, or pub, without smelly smoke contaminating our lovely grub. No more asking politely, but to no ava... Read more

poem by Frank Hornby .

"I'd love to be back in primary school, just to play in the schoolyard, and again act the fool, living my days without a care, often getting stuck up a tree because of a dare. Running dangerously along a back entry wall, no it ne... Read more

poem by Christopher Russon

How can we say there is no God When we see him everyday He is there within the universe And in parks where children play. He is there in the form of a helping hand That picks you up so you can stand. We see him when there's bird... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

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poem by Ja Ja

It’s not the essence of his speeches That all this uproar brought But the ignorance of his words Which he spoke ... Read more

poem by Ja Ja

It’s not the essence of his speeches That all this uproar brought But the ignorance of his words Which he spoke ... Read more

poem by Roxanne Dubarry

Poetry Dig is back on line. I should have notified all of you. It was something I failed to do. I also recognize this excellent poetry site. I still don't understand how I still manage to post the same poems sometimes twice! ... Read more