Poor old
Richard he got in a muddle, and dropped his
face mask in a puddle. Oh now it’s all mucky, that’s really unlucky, can’t do shopping, he’s really in trouble!
To read or listen to any poem, just click on its title below A Poem Anon What a Difference a Year Makes Frank L Ashen Being Ninety - - - If only ... Frank L Ashen Eighty Five ...
M y husband how I miss you every day Y our thoughts that lit the room , and too, your smile D eath took you by the hand and lead away E ach hope of joy and love have gone awhile A nd so I sit alone, and do await R edemption in the subtle form of death E ven alone the fire starts t'abate S o solemn is its smouldering, smoky breath T his loneliness does weigh upon my heart J ust me, and cruellest death not concluding A live am I. Perhaps, in some small part, M akes this small life in history books protruding. E ach day I miss you, love, my life, my sun, S oon we shall meet again, two dead in one Charli Withers, 16 MY DEAREST JAMES - the subject's dead husband All acrostic poem titles appear in red in the poetry list RETURN TO LIST OF POEMS
R emember their cost E tched in the stone, M other’s who’ve lost E ver from home, M emories in dust B reath now alone, E ach of us must, R eturn them back home. Sir Iain Duncan Smith July 2025 All acrostic poem titles appear in red in the poetry list RETURN TO LIST OF POEMS
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