when I first witnessed love
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Garden of England
I saw love in other’s eyes Dancing figures under silhouetted skies Clutching to one another In this garden of England Travelled on buses wearing overcoats Stapled on a pin badge of The Stones Sixteen years old and a first romance Learning to drive – I got a second chance Laughing around the park after darkContinue reading “Garden of England”
Mind the Gap
In London Town Where the spirals swirl all around The underground hums with mechanical life Like endless spirits into flight Where countless people Are countlessly busy In this bricked and high rise city by Samuel Fawcett
being
When you want things to beWhere you want them toBut nothing quite fitsNot a moment passes by when you need a liftBe the one to set me freeIn sweet release of ecstasyForever through my mindAn essence of all timeSpace passes by but no one can see past youYour eyes, so sweet and thoughts so pureHeavenContinue reading “being”
When I Fell in Love Again
When I fell in love again In the bleakness of disguise Shrouding me in what I once despised Feeling like I’m back in time again When all those memories were spent Rainy nights and walks from college Life was simpler in the warmth of youth a semblance of discarded truth what was once spirited awayContinue reading “When I Fell in Love Again”
Atlas
Life’s an atlas of stories To be told when everything becomes bleak Scented rain becomes mystique It won’t shatter my silent peace lay me tender out of reach with just one look I’m falling at your feet by Sam Fawcett
Parisian Poetry 