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The Grandfather ClockA Poem by David Lewis PagetThe old Tudor house was half-timbered and gaunt, Was gloomy and dim in the hall, And time had stood still, since my father was born, I.. |
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The Castle of Lost in TimeA Poem by David Lewis PagetThe Castle that stood in the farmer’s field Was a grey and battered shrine, As kids we’d clamber the battlements And imag.. |
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Two PigeonsA Poem by David Lewis PagetThe farm at Little Rottingdeane Lay fallow for a year, Since Cromwell’s Ironsides had spent The winter, quartered there, The.. |
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Cavaliers To Ride Again At Banagher FairA Poem by Tomás Ó C&a..Banagher Horse Fair dates back to circa 1608, when King Charles I of the House of Stewart granted the rights not alone to the current horse fair, but .. |
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The Feather QuillA Poem by David Lewis PagetI wish that we’d never found it now, I wish that we’d stayed away, Avoided the twisted mansion that Was fashioned in Crom.. |
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Castle KrakeA Poem by David Lewis PagetI’d always wanted a castle, soI bought one in the Spring.It wasn’t much of a castle,Overgrown with everything,Ivy covered the castle walls.. |
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