Love Stream
Pierce my heart
saturate my veins
flow sweet streams of purified love
Let yearning days abate
on barren hills
so heather strewn
Entwine our spirits
in pastures new
as longing fades
and days ignite
with naked rays
of your delight
Hold me close
take me there
the place where lovers dream and lovers care
Wednesday, 21 April 2010
Wednesday, 14 April 2010
Poem of The Week
Roses
I can't take the roses
They remind me of you
I can't take the roses
They just make me feel blue
So send away the roses
until you return
For without you with me everyday
my flame will not burn
All the flowers bloom and die
Like our love it makes me cry
But when I see the roses
It reminds me of you
So send away the roses
until you return
For without you with me everyday
my flame will not burn
Every day i dream of your return
as petals drop and colours turn
but when I see the roses you seem so far away
So send away the roses
until you return
For without you with me everyday
my flame will not burn
I can't take the roses
They remind me of you
I can't take the roses
They just make me feel blue
So send away the roses
until you return
For without you with me everyday
my flame will not burn
All the flowers bloom and die
Like our love it makes me cry
But when I see the roses
It reminds me of you
So send away the roses
until you return
For without you with me everyday
my flame will not burn
Every day i dream of your return
as petals drop and colours turn
but when I see the roses you seem so far away
So send away the roses
until you return
For without you with me everyday
my flame will not burn
Saturday, 3 April 2010
Poem of The Week
Volatile
Addictive longing wandering mind
looks for pleasure it cannot find
I will change like the lively wind
moody dramatic so bloody erratic
Oh satisfy my need
fullfill my hunger
Why is contentment so far away ?
Where is peace ?
release this frustration
tearing me apart
God kill my addiction
and Cure my affliction
Addictive longing wandering mind
looks for pleasure it cannot find
I will change like the lively wind
moody dramatic so bloody erratic
Oh satisfy my need
fullfill my hunger
Why is contentment so far away ?
Where is peace ?
release this frustration
tearing me apart
God kill my addiction
and Cure my affliction
Thursday, 25 February 2010
Poem of the week
Severed Heart
Time will mend this severed bond
And my purpose will return
But I can't stand this present state
As my love for her still burns
God please don't take my fading hope
Don't claim this dying heart
For how i cope is beyond me
If my love departs
Time may mend this severed bond
And my purpose may return
But i can't stand this present state
As my tears of love fiat.
I dread the final moments and
Panic in rage and fear
As i can't comprehend a single day
When she's no longer here.
Time won't mend this severed heart
My purpose won't return
I will not stand my present state
I will dictate my fate
So as she leaves me for the last time
And her spirit fades away
I know it won't be long
Before we are joined again.
Time will mend this severed bond
And my purpose will return
But I can't stand this present state
As my love for her still burns
God please don't take my fading hope
Don't claim this dying heart
For how i cope is beyond me
If my love departs
Time may mend this severed bond
And my purpose may return
But i can't stand this present state
As my tears of love fiat.
I dread the final moments and
Panic in rage and fear
As i can't comprehend a single day
When she's no longer here.
Time won't mend this severed heart
My purpose won't return
I will not stand my present state
I will dictate my fate
So as she leaves me for the last time
And her spirit fades away
I know it won't be long
Before we are joined again.
Sunday, 21 February 2010
Larkhill Childrens Tales
The Little Stranger
Once upon a time little Aimee Jones was walking home from school when a small man joined her on her journey.
The little man asked Aimee if she would like to see some little puppies. Aimee remembered that her mum had instructed her not to talk to strangers and offered no reply to the little man.
The small man then offered Aimee some sweets and again Aimee did not answer.
Aimee was a little anxious and scared so she started to run. Within a few minutes she arrived at her house door and was relieved to find the little man hadn't followed her.
She knocked on the door and there was no reply. She knocked again and once more no one replied. She then went around the back of the house and found that the kitchen door was unlocked.
As she entered the house three puppies approaching her at great speed startled her. She was almost knocked over but managed to grab a kitchen chair to balance herself. She shouted for her mum but heard no reply. Then all of a sudden, to her amazement, the little man walked into the kitchen, 'hello' he said, 'what are you doing here'?. 'I live here,' she replied. before realizing the man was a stranger and she shouldn't be speaking to him. 'where's my mum ? she exclaimed.
'She doesn't live here anymore,' he said, 'she's gone to live in Australia.'
'She can't have, I only saw her this morning and she didn't mention anything,'she replied.
The little man then explained that the house had been sold to him and he was now the sole owner of it. The man then calmly asked Aimee if she would like to stay with him, as her mum obviously didn't want her in Australia.
Aimee began to cry, as she couldn't believe her mum would do such a thing. The little man offered Aimee something to eat. Aimee was amazed to find that the food and drink on offer was made solely from sweets. There was chocolate stew, candy bread and liquorice tea. Aimee decided to gobble up the food as she was starving after a long day at school.
After tea she wandered round the house to see what changes the man had made. Firstly she went into her mums room. She quickly discovered that all her mum's clothes were still in the wardrobe. She continued to investigate further and found that her mum's shoes and make-up were also still in the bedroom. Aimee was now quite worried and decided to be brave and confront the little man about her findings.
Aimee found the little man in the kitchen washing up the pots. He was singing a strange song, which Aimee didn't recognise. Aimee approached the little man and asked him in a clear and assertive voice, 'If my mum has gone to Australia, why are all her things still in her bedroom ?' As the little man turned round Aimee noticed two little horns peeping through his thick, black hair. She had not noticed these before and was sure they weren't there earlier.
The little man muttered, 'your mum left quickly and is going to replace all of her things when she gets to Australia. '
All of a sudden Aimee heard a small muttering noise from the cupboards near the sink. ' what was that ?' Aimee said calmly.
'Mice' said the man.
Aimee knew that the noise that the noise that came from the cupboard was not a mouse. She now suspected that the noise was her mum and that the little man had put her there.
The little man suddenly began to hurl abuse at Aimee calling her names such as, smelly girl, big ears and spotty. Aimee decided not to rise to the taunts and replied with a simple and polite, 'Thank you,' to each of the names. The little man was startled and furious by this reaction, and it became obvious that he was trying to make Aimee behave badly. He then began to make a mess of the kitchen by smashing plates onto the floor and tipping the leftover waste from the previous meal over the walls. Again Aimee did not respond as the little man had hoped. She just picked up a pan and brush and began to clean up the mess.
This was the final straw, the little man began to rage and rage. He chanted,' Aimee behave badly, Aimee behave badly.' But Aimee continued to clean up and mutter the words,'Thank you.'
'That's it,' shouted the little man. And within a couple of minutes he had burst into flames and transformed into a heap of ashes on the floor. Aimee quickly brushed up the ashes and threw them outside the back door of the house. She then rushed to the kitchen cupboard and, as she expected, her mum was there tied up and gagged. She quickly undid the knots and freed her mum.
'Thank you, Thank you,' said her mum and gave Aimee a big hug. I can't believe that you were so brave and got rid of the little man all on your own.
Aimee smiled looked up at her mum and said.
'I'm hungry any chance of some chocolate stew !?'
Once upon a time little Aimee Jones was walking home from school when a small man joined her on her journey.
The little man asked Aimee if she would like to see some little puppies. Aimee remembered that her mum had instructed her not to talk to strangers and offered no reply to the little man.
The small man then offered Aimee some sweets and again Aimee did not answer.
Aimee was a little anxious and scared so she started to run. Within a few minutes she arrived at her house door and was relieved to find the little man hadn't followed her.
She knocked on the door and there was no reply. She knocked again and once more no one replied. She then went around the back of the house and found that the kitchen door was unlocked.
As she entered the house three puppies approaching her at great speed startled her. She was almost knocked over but managed to grab a kitchen chair to balance herself. She shouted for her mum but heard no reply. Then all of a sudden, to her amazement, the little man walked into the kitchen, 'hello' he said, 'what are you doing here'?. 'I live here,' she replied. before realizing the man was a stranger and she shouldn't be speaking to him. 'where's my mum ? she exclaimed.
'She doesn't live here anymore,' he said, 'she's gone to live in Australia.'
'She can't have, I only saw her this morning and she didn't mention anything,'she replied.
The little man then explained that the house had been sold to him and he was now the sole owner of it. The man then calmly asked Aimee if she would like to stay with him, as her mum obviously didn't want her in Australia.
Aimee began to cry, as she couldn't believe her mum would do such a thing. The little man offered Aimee something to eat. Aimee was amazed to find that the food and drink on offer was made solely from sweets. There was chocolate stew, candy bread and liquorice tea. Aimee decided to gobble up the food as she was starving after a long day at school.
After tea she wandered round the house to see what changes the man had made. Firstly she went into her mums room. She quickly discovered that all her mum's clothes were still in the wardrobe. She continued to investigate further and found that her mum's shoes and make-up were also still in the bedroom. Aimee was now quite worried and decided to be brave and confront the little man about her findings.
Aimee found the little man in the kitchen washing up the pots. He was singing a strange song, which Aimee didn't recognise. Aimee approached the little man and asked him in a clear and assertive voice, 'If my mum has gone to Australia, why are all her things still in her bedroom ?' As the little man turned round Aimee noticed two little horns peeping through his thick, black hair. She had not noticed these before and was sure they weren't there earlier.
The little man muttered, 'your mum left quickly and is going to replace all of her things when she gets to Australia. '
All of a sudden Aimee heard a small muttering noise from the cupboards near the sink. ' what was that ?' Aimee said calmly.
'Mice' said the man.
Aimee knew that the noise that the noise that came from the cupboard was not a mouse. She now suspected that the noise was her mum and that the little man had put her there.
The little man suddenly began to hurl abuse at Aimee calling her names such as, smelly girl, big ears and spotty. Aimee decided not to rise to the taunts and replied with a simple and polite, 'Thank you,' to each of the names. The little man was startled and furious by this reaction, and it became obvious that he was trying to make Aimee behave badly. He then began to make a mess of the kitchen by smashing plates onto the floor and tipping the leftover waste from the previous meal over the walls. Again Aimee did not respond as the little man had hoped. She just picked up a pan and brush and began to clean up the mess.
This was the final straw, the little man began to rage and rage. He chanted,' Aimee behave badly, Aimee behave badly.' But Aimee continued to clean up and mutter the words,'Thank you.'
'That's it,' shouted the little man. And within a couple of minutes he had burst into flames and transformed into a heap of ashes on the floor. Aimee quickly brushed up the ashes and threw them outside the back door of the house. She then rushed to the kitchen cupboard and, as she expected, her mum was there tied up and gagged. She quickly undid the knots and freed her mum.
'Thank you, Thank you,' said her mum and gave Aimee a big hug. I can't believe that you were so brave and got rid of the little man all on your own.
Aimee smiled looked up at her mum and said.
'I'm hungry any chance of some chocolate stew !?'
Saturday, 20 February 2010
Larkhill Childrens Tales
Behind The Bush With The Mush
Deep in the forest, behind the old oak tree there lived little Impy, the cutest elf you ever did see. Impy often played with his two best friends,
Snow and Grow. Snow was a bright red mushroom who always wore a green hat with a small bell on top. Grow was also red. He wasn't the brightest of mushrooms, he had to stay in mushroom school for an extra two years just to pass his two times table !
One day the three friends decided to go into the forest on an adventure picnic. They packed their baskets with all sorts of goodies and set off on their travels.
After walking for several hours, they came across a big bush in their way. "What are we going to do ? said Snow. 'How are we going to continue our journey ?' said Impy.
'I know,' said Snow, 'let's climb on each other's shoulders and climb over'. 'Good idea, ' said Impy.
Impy stood at at the bottom and allowed Grow to climb on his shoulders. Snow then climbed up on both of them and jumped over the the large bush.
A call of,' Help!' then came from behind the bush. 'oh no,' said Impy, 'how are we going to get over the bush, there are only two of us? If we climb on each other's shoulders we aren't tall enough to get over the bush'.
'I know said Grow, 'I will grow tall and then we can climb over.' 'How
long will that take ? ' said Impy, looking baffled.
'Not long,'
said Grow, who stretched and stretched and stretched. Impy looked a little worried as Grow was pulling some very strange faces. 'Is it working ?' asked Impy.
' No!' said Grow, who was out of breath. 'Oh, what are we going to do ? exclaimed Impy in a desperate voice. After twenty or so minutes of racking their brains for ideas, Grow jumped up in the air and shouted 'I' ve got it, I've got it !'
Impy looked at Grow in amazement. 'What is it ? What is it' ? he quizzed urgently.
' Lets walk round it !' said Grow.
Deep in the forest, behind the old oak tree there lived little Impy, the cutest elf you ever did see. Impy often played with his two best friends,
Snow and Grow. Snow was a bright red mushroom who always wore a green hat with a small bell on top. Grow was also red. He wasn't the brightest of mushrooms, he had to stay in mushroom school for an extra two years just to pass his two times table !
One day the three friends decided to go into the forest on an adventure picnic. They packed their baskets with all sorts of goodies and set off on their travels.
After walking for several hours, they came across a big bush in their way. "What are we going to do ? said Snow. 'How are we going to continue our journey ?' said Impy.
'I know,' said Snow, 'let's climb on each other's shoulders and climb over'. 'Good idea, ' said Impy.
Impy stood at at the bottom and allowed Grow to climb on his shoulders. Snow then climbed up on both of them and jumped over the the large bush.
A call of,' Help!' then came from behind the bush. 'oh no,' said Impy, 'how are we going to get over the bush, there are only two of us? If we climb on each other's shoulders we aren't tall enough to get over the bush'.
'I know said Grow, 'I will grow tall and then we can climb over.' 'How
long will that take ? ' said Impy, looking baffled.
'Not long,'
said Grow, who stretched and stretched and stretched. Impy looked a little worried as Grow was pulling some very strange faces. 'Is it working ?' asked Impy.
' No!' said Grow, who was out of breath. 'Oh, what are we going to do ? exclaimed Impy in a desperate voice. After twenty or so minutes of racking their brains for ideas, Grow jumped up in the air and shouted 'I' ve got it, I've got it !'
Impy looked at Grow in amazement. 'What is it ? What is it' ? he quizzed urgently.
' Lets walk round it !' said Grow.
Wednesday, 17 February 2010
Poem of The Week
The Pull of your love.
As you walked the hills and stroked the ground with naked feet
As you floated through the early morning mist
I ignored the pull of your love
As your beauty glowed through the window
As moments of passion passed me by
I ignored the pull of your love
As you suppressed your longing
As you hid your generous romance
I ignored the pull of your love
As ageing matured your heart
As sadness set your tears and joy apart
I ignored the pull of your love
As you bent to kiss my lips
As this world i did depart
I realised, but alas to late
I'd ignored your love
As you walked the hills and stroked the ground with naked feet
As you floated through the early morning mist
I ignored the pull of your love
As your beauty glowed through the window
As moments of passion passed me by
I ignored the pull of your love
As you suppressed your longing
As you hid your generous romance
I ignored the pull of your love
As ageing matured your heart
As sadness set your tears and joy apart
I ignored the pull of your love
As you bent to kiss my lips
As this world i did depart
I realised, but alas to late
I'd ignored your love
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