MIRAGE

a mirage

THE LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER’S OATH

I hereby swear, to cast my light, Upon the swirling sea, To beckon those lost in the night, To stray away from me. For silent rocks lurk out of sight, Beneath my watchful eye,

THE DRAGON

I once saw a dragon swoop by, So fearsome I let out a cry. But suddenly I saw, It was really no more, Than a bug a half inch from my eye.

SOLITUDE

Abandon all those loud and lewd, And fall away, to solitude, For only with a quietened-still, Will pen in hand begin to spill, The words that through the air do soar,

Dance On Fire - Chapter 07

Once the tour was over, Suzy stayed with Pete - in his London hotel room - for another three days, and - of course - the nights.

The secret obsession of Timothy Tucker

Irene 1974

Pardon me O' rose of Sharon

A poem of the erotique' nature.

Love on the Piccadilly Line

A heartwarming story on the tube

Leaves

sort of about leaves

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