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Dorothy Eleanor NicksonA Poem by JohnLIt was Spring. You have seen the daffodils And wondered about the hyacinths. Pansies are out, and daisies Before your window, And the.. |
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AttackA Story by JohnLI apologise for the brutality of this piece.It is not something I enjoyed writing, but something I do know a little about as I have trained in demolit.. |
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SuperstoreA Story by JohnLThis is the first poem I ever wrote. Not to be judged - I know the fauts and the plethora of 'ands' is to emphasise rhythm. |
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Homeless Boys: IndiaA Poem by JohnLThey sit by a fire Today they have been lucky Today’s streets, rich in wood and cow dung; Flies don’t like fire and they have eaten... |
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Two Men\'s Views of the AlhambraA Story by JohnLOne man's meat is another man's poison. OK, Let's get the poison over and then enjoy the fillet steak. |
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WINTER JOYS (But not for ducks)A Poem by JohnLFor Sal's Minute Poem Contest |
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Welcome SpringA Poem by JohnLI have taken the sample option rather than the schematic as they don't quite equate. This is for Poetic Piers' Curtal Sonnet Contest |
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The Harpstrings of DeeA Poem by JohnLThe Harpstrings of Dee Here beside the Dee, separating Welsh hills and Wirral countryside See the sparkle of air-frost spangle sparse-clad winte.. |
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Un tres beau fromage est BrieA Poem by JohnLCheesed Off With Love James, I’d like you to see That I too like Brie, and I think you’ll agree That she’s right to choose me; .. |
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Things Better Left Unsaid!A Poem by JohnLThings Better Left Unsaid! I know myself; I say: “Let’s keep it That way.” John Berry, 9 December 2008 For Poetry W.. |
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