R.T. Aquinas

poem by R.T. Aquinas

After my prayers, I close my eyes and go to sleep The first things I see are the mountains and the oceans so deep Though this is not Adam's Earth for it is peaceful and serene Of this Earth, I glance a glimpse and glean But Papa... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

Don't roll your eyes at me I've got a good mind to keep them But then you'd struggle to see So I'd better give them back But when you throw me those dirty looks I'll just drop them on the floor Why don't you wash that face Th... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

Dear Sister, You've no idea how much I miss you. Once you and I were the best of friends And in the course of a single day, I threw that all away If you can hear me, Which I am sure that you can, I ask you to forgive this fooli... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

To see a sister in such pain Brings to me so much shame That I cannot help her For I am too weak Yet I can see the tears As they roll down her cheek I ask not the reason why But I see that she does cry I love my sister with ... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

Just as I was reviewing some of what I've penned I noticed a set rhyme scheme only changing at the end And to tell you the truth, my poem is a sort of sonnet I had never noticed this until I clicked on it. In length 'tis fourtee... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

I can see your lips are moving But that's all they're doing Sounds are coming out But there's nothing I can do about it Your words, they don't matter any more You know the score You lied and you broke my heart Again, and agai... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

Is there something you are holding against me, Are we friends like we used to be? Must I tell you how sorry I am? 'Cause I don't know what you want me to do Righ, I just want to be friends with you You told me you forgave me for ... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

I get excited when I hear a steam engine I am entranced when it passes me by I love the sound of its whistle Although its pitch may be high I wave at all the passengers Who are travelling on the train I don't know if they can ... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

Adam had asked us all if we would go TenPin Bowling Six of us said we would enjoy the rolling Of a heavily weighted ball down the lane The only problem was our suffering aim On the night, eight of us there We had so much fun, we ... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

All that I need to say Is "I love you, [Little Miss Grey]" But I just cannot say it aloud. I can write it,text it or type it. I can always speak it when you're not there to hear But when you are, I will never say it, I fear. I... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

You're the most beautiful girl I ever will know, But how much I love you, I just can't show. It would be such an honour to have you as my wife And with you forever, I would share my whole life. You have always been such a good f... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

Non mea culpa; It is not my fault, In culpa est tua, Et tua solus. But to err is human. I know what I know; I can learn what I don't I never pretend to know anything, So never accuse me of this. It was you who attacked me,... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

If mine own feelings are reflected in thine own Let me know this. Please, I beg of thee. O Majestic Pearl, Veritably, thou art the one whom I desire. Even if thine own feelings differ, Then we can surely remain friends. Here, I ... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

To my former friend whose name is Ruth, The time has come to tell you the truth: I just want to apologise Just look me in my contrite eyes. I'm sorry that I slagged you off Please, I beg you, do not scoff I know I have done yo... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

I feel the breeze against my toes I don't know where my soul goes I feel the wood beneath my feet I take a step forward, off the edge I leaped Down I go, toward the ground Snap! Did you hear that sound? The rope is still in on... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

"I am sorry", I don't know what else to say So I fall to my knees and start to pray. I never meant to threaten you Nor ever make you feel blue. May we become friends again Even if it's not the same As it once was between you a... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

I want to write another one now I don't have time to wait I just don't know what to write Please forgive me, mate. When I fancied Meg, I never knew what to say So please, my friend, Can't you wait just another day? A poet ... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

For someone quite so opposed to certain ways of life, You seem to have quite a fondness of phallic objects in your mouth. Through you using these, you cause others strife. And yet you do not seem to know the effects of these on hea... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

It's so boring. It's so plain. It's the same walk every day. I see the same cats lying in the path, snoring. I see the same faces as I walk down the lane. I see the same children as in their gardens they play. It's always the sa... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

My little sister Maria, I hope now everything's clear. And that you are enjoying yourself in Heaven, up above. I miss you, you are my twin: The first girl I ever did love, And never will I love as much as I loved you You, Maria... Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

I used to think thee an Angel But now I see the truth: I see the harlot who lies beneath O Dear Little Ruth I looked at thee I thought thee so right. Thou deceivest me: Thou art an Angel of the Light. Read more

poem by R.T. Aquinas

Now you're just writing for the sake of it What will the readers make of it? Do you think this is all great Or would you rather see some of it wiped from the slate? You so much insist on having them rhyme But you sometimes just d... Read more