A love in verse

Wolverhampton

1995-11-17
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The same old questions – where to eat?

What shall I do from now till then?

Somewhere in England rise again

In a life that’s half complete,

Wandering from theatre to theatre – 

Which may be worse, which may be better.


Down Lichfield Street, the lights turned on

For Christmas glow against a sky

That’s dusty orange – a coloured sigh

For that late autumn sun just gone. 

It’s merry, lovely; shan’t complain

Or sing “I miss you” once again


Each sparkling light is just for you,

That fond rich autumn sky as well,

The blest bus, the bright shop tell

Those tales of which I’ve written a few!

Of lovers who, though kept apart,

Live together in one heart. 

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Sonnet: Love that Has Cost Me Dear

How much my love for you has cost me dear

For love I have surrendered loneliness

The choice of life bereft of cheer...

Old Friends

Seagulls- you see them all your life

And hear them- that cacophony!

Far inland even on Parliament Hill