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April 19, 2013
One cannot fail to be acutely affected,
sad news cuts through the heart like a spear.
One cannot fail to be knocked over sideways,
whilst wiping away a released held back tear.
One cannot fail to be instantly reminded,
that on earth, time is surely running out.
One cannot fail to feel ones mortality,
and wonder what life’s truly about.
One cannot fail to turn back the pages,
though, what’s there is still written in stone.
One cannot fail to be troubled by heartache, but
what’s done is done, now your life is your own.
April 9, 2013
Let’s forgive and forget
and start anew,
and put behind us
what makes us feel blue.
Let’s look each other
once more in the eye,
without accusation or
further decry.
Let’s bond and have sex –
no better was there
when I came on the table,
with you in mid air!
Let’s at least try to recall
what we did back then
When you were young and virile,
with ink in your pen.
There’s clearly issues that
can never be overcome.
Old spats from the past,
stuck like gum covered
pavements, in the minds
of the unforgiving dumb.
After her death I took possession
of her diaries. To be honest, very
little detail was written in them,
but on the ninth of July she had put
‘I found something out today!’
Whatever it was, she took to her
grave as she didn’t elaborate on it,
and her entries came to an abrupt end.
One can only assume she had
discovered that she no longer
liked keeping a diary!
Don’t set her off on that train of thought
Her memory goes back several centuries.
Wrong doings against her cannot be erased
She’d have folks put in penitentiaries!
The torment felt since childhood,
they kept locked within their heart.
For to reveal it now would only
blow their world apart.
What’s ‘forever’ when one is
finished anyway? It’s only the
blue horizon, and as far as the
eye can see.
Why worry about the future, when
we are all but dead leaves on a tree.
None of us being immortal, nor
ever reaching eternity free.
She always said that some
jiggery-pokery went on there,
and that things weren’t as
they appeared, and whenever
she had to go passed that place,
she felt a shiver as she neared.
Think hard until you find the answer
It’s there somewhere gathering dust.
Use it, or lose it forever
Don’t let the mind turn to rust.
April 3, 2013
T’is not to question why,
when vicious teeth, grind up
the evidence of mass deceit.
T’is not to wonder what that bin
contains, amongst shredded strips
where nonsense now remains?
T’is not to dwell on hell in
printed form. Scars papered
over never beat a storm.
T’is not to piece together
from the past, a love now lost,
that never was to last.