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The Boy he Wants is You
Where d'ya get the medals, Dad?
Does this one mean you're tough?Never mind my little son.
Did ya do some real brave stuff ?
Were you a real brave soldier Dad?
Where'd they make you go?
I'll tell you when you're older son.
You're still too young to know.
You've got two purple hearts I see;
Are those the wounds you hide?
You see the scars on top my son,
But not the wounds inside.
Did you have to kill a man?
Would he have killed you first?
Do not ask more questions son.
I feel that I've been cursed.
But Dad I have to know these things.
Your medals sure are swell.
I shall go to war perhaps
WAR MY SON IS HELL!
The things you do to stay alive
The men you leave behind
The kids that lose their Daddies
The men who come back blind
The boys who lose a leg or hand
The girls who lose a man
The billions that they spend on war
Forget how it began
Hell it is but more my son
It's just plain stupid too
He'll stay at home who starts a war
The boy he wants is YOU!
The boy he needs is YOU!
The boy that goes is YOU -o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o- HOMONYMS
Pity those who seek our shore,
Our tongue they do not know.
It's not too easy for those folks
A thing my poem may show.
Let's talk about those homonyms like their and there and they're
Or words that we prononce the same like mare and mayor and Máire.
Is that a horse, a person grave or p'raps a maiden fair ? -o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o -o- QUESTION PERIOD IN OTTAWA
We wish for more decorum
In the nation's forum.
They seek to teach the masses,
They act like silly asses. --o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o- DEATH
With fear or hope we think of thee,
Where will we be f'r eternity.
Thou tak'st away all pain and strife
Yet end'th f'r us all joys of life
Separate from all those we love
To see again in heaven above?
Should we thus, Death, welcome thee
To be no more fr'eternity?
We cannot know. Yet we are told
By those who make those statements bold. THE BEAUTY OF MOSAICS
The beauty of mosaics discovered on an ancient Roman floor;
Sandpipers dancing in the gentle ripples on a wave-swept English shore;
The wide expanse of Neptune's realm from Dover's sunny cliff;
The wonder of a boy I wish I'd known and still say "only if".
The ugliness of cityscapes disguise/d now by winter's first fresh snows;
The freshness of sod green shoots, and that emerging first spring rose;
Young David springing forth beneath the sculptor's hand from alabaster block;
All beauteous forms of boys they carved in ancient times from marble rock.
Exquisite Helen who drew ten thousand men across the wine-dark sea;
The joyous slave boy's merry laugh when told that now he's free;
That lovely, first dear smile that breaths, "I love you" from your child;
The freshness of the air when rainstorm's gone in places wild.
The brightness of the sun when's past the darkness of a storm;
The tiny hand, the perfect foot, the beauty of an infant's toes;
A gentle maiden's heaving breast as still she stands in artist's pose.
All those I dearly love but none of the above yet maybe all
Together will perhaps match the image of that boy I now recall;
A picture in my mind for ever in my brain by memory froze;
That boy I watched as still he quietly slept when I arose.
Aug 2007
-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o -o-o-o-o- WALES
There is a land I know it well,
A land across the sea.
Where my kith and kin did dwell
A land that's dear to me.
It is place of wild sea coasts,
Of mountains, moors and vales
And the greatest folk on earth, I boast
That land I love is Wales
"One day I must return," I cry,
"To breath sweet Cymru's air.
I vow I'll go before I die
To a land that's sweet and fair.
To hear that ancient tongue once more
The invaders could not quell."
I yearn to cross that rocky shore,
Sing the songs I love so well.
Any poem of mine may be copied and reproduced by anybody who enjoys it
Where d'ya get the medals, Dad?
Does this one mean you're tough?Never mind my little son.
Did ya do some real brave stuff ?
Were you a real brave soldier Dad?
Where'd they make you go?
I'll tell you when you're older son.
You're still too young to know.
You've got two purple hearts I see;
Are those the wounds you hide?
You see the scars on top my son,
But not the wounds inside.
Did you have to kill a man?
Would he have killed you first?
Do not ask more questions son.
I feel that I've been cursed.
But Dad I have to know these things.
Your medals sure are swell.
I shall go to war perhaps
WAR MY SON IS HELL!
The things you do to stay alive
The men you leave behind
The kids that lose their Daddies
The men who come back blind
The boys who lose a leg or hand
The girls who lose a man
The billions that they spend on war
Forget how it began
Hell it is but more my son
It's just plain stupid too
He'll stay at home who starts a war
The boy he wants is YOU!
The boy he needs is YOU!
The boy that goes is YOU -o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o- HOMONYMS
Pity those who seek our shore,
Our tongue they do not know.
It's not too easy for those folks
A thing my poem may show.
Let's talk about those homonyms like their and there and they're
Or words that we prononce the same like mare and mayor and Máire.
Is that a horse, a person grave or p'raps a maiden fair ? -o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o
We wish for more decorum
In the nation's forum.
They seek to teach the masses,
They act like silly asses. --o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o- DEATH
With fear or hope we think of thee,
Where will we be f'r eternity.
Thou tak'st away all pain and strife
Yet end'th f'r us all joys of life
Separate from all those we love
To see again in heaven above?
Should we thus, Death, welcome thee
To be no more fr'eternity?
We cannot know. Yet we are told
By those who make those statements bold. THE BEAUTY OF MOSAICS
The beauty of mosaics discovered on an ancient Roman floor;
Sandpipers dancing in the gentle ripples on a wave-swept English shore;
The wide expanse of Neptune's realm from Dover's sunny cliff;
The wonder of a boy I wish I'd known and still say "only if".
The ugliness of cityscapes disguise/d now by winter's first fresh snows;
The freshness of sod green shoots, and that emerging first spring rose;
Young David springing forth beneath the sculptor's hand from alabaster block;
All beauteous forms of boys they carved in ancient times from marble rock.
Exquisite Helen who drew ten thousand men across the wine-dark sea;
The joyous slave boy's merry laugh when told that now he's free;
That lovely, first dear smile that breaths, "I love you" from your child;
The freshness of the air when rainstorm's gone in places wild.
The brightness of the sun when's past the darkness of a storm;
The tiny hand, the perfect foot, the beauty of an infant's toes;
A gentle maiden's heaving breast as still she stands in artist's pose.
All those I dearly love but none of the above yet maybe all
Together will perhaps match the image of that boy I now recall;
A picture in my mind for ever in my brain by memory froze;
That boy I watched as still he quietly slept when I arose.
Aug 2007
-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o
There is a land I know it well,
A land across the sea.
Where my kith and kin did dwell
A land that's dear to me.
It is place of wild sea coasts,
Of mountains, moors and vales
And the greatest folk on earth, I boast
That land I love is Wales
"One day I must return," I cry,
"To breath sweet Cymru's air.
I vow I'll go before I die
To a land that's sweet and fair.
To hear that ancient tongue once more
The invaders could not quell."
I yearn to cross that rocky shore,
Sing the songs I love so well.
Any poem of mine may be copied and reproduced by anybody who enjoys it
About Me:
-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o
"There are many mansions in God's house."
To me these words imply
Other men can go their way
Not be the same as I
We must not hate; we have no time
Much more to do in life
For surely hatred is a crime
There is no joy in strife
I go my way, and pray that others
Beneath our common sky
Will treat all men as brothers
And do the same as I
I said it once, I'll say again
To all, the bold, the shy
I Seek not thus for other men
To think the same as I
.For all on earth must choose their ways
There's many paths to heaven
I hope that ALL will have great days
In every week all seven.
The destiny for all's the same.
We'll reach it bye and bye.
For some small time we play the game,
So please believe as I
Feb 2006
Why do I love them?
Let me count the ways.
I'm not the Bard
But to tell you's not hard
I'll love them for ever.
Sweet, dumb or clever
Such beautiful things
They haven't got wings
Not gifts from above?
BUT KIDS THAT NEED LOVE.
What's the attraction?
Why such satisfaction?
Not slugs and snails
Or puppy dogs' tails
Shrimps p'raps and winkles
Or curves and dimples
Not sugar and spice
But yes,sweet and nice
'Cos of summer or spring?
Or because they can sing
It can't be the season.
That can't be the reason
Whether I sit on the sand,
On water or land
In country or town
Eyes blue or brown
It's ever been thus
On sidewalk or bus
I really can't say
But they lighten my day.
Hair blond or black
Tom, Mary or Jack
No difference to me.
As long as I see
That beauty abounds
Is everywhere found
I'll love every one
Under the sun
And happy to see
That someone loves me.
June 2005
Hometown:
Edmonton
Country:
Canada
Occupation:
Teacher
Companies:
Anybody interesting
Schools:
YES, OF COURSE BUT THE SCHOOL OF LIFE IS WHERE I LEARNED MOST VALUABLE LESSONS
Interests:
My job is with Kids and I love it and them. Books, music, child psychology and economics, politics, physical education, family, anthropology, stock market, gardening, fitness....and lately YouTube & photography
Movies:
Just saw Of Mice and Men again. I love it when a bully (Curly) gets it back. I like a good strong story. I will watch even a mediocre movie if it has beautiful people in it but I like movies with music preferably singing. I hate movies that sell them selves on violence. I like good acting. I like movies with a message eg Grapes of Wrath
Music:
See my favourites and playlists
Books:
History, politics, poetry. I recommend The Book of Questions by Gregory Stock. Take it to the next boring party you plan to attend. Sample Questions: If someone in need stole from you, would you forgive him? What do you value most in a relationship?
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The Boy he wants is YOU!
Homonyms
Question Period In Ottawa
Death
The Beauty of Mosaics (from an idea by Martialis Latin poet of the first century)
Wales
Aled
Hughes' family motto
Gwell Angau na Chywilydd
Better death than dishonour
Aled