“Why do you look at me?'' ''With those callous eyes?'' She said, Well, now she knows For now, she’s dead

Johnny, Johnny Johnson, Where have you gone, son? I've looked all over the housing estate, Come back little man it's getting late. But...

Black Friday comes around each November It's a global phenomenon. We watch and remember. People buying a little piece of happiness,...

Drifting lifeless body, floating in this dirty old river, Looking at her now still body, motionless, without life to shiver, She must...

Peters' diet was mainly sweeter He would eat ice cream by the litre Once, by chance, he ate salami Got a penchant for Pepperami Now...

Tick, tick, ticking of the clock on the wall. A rustle of leaves on the porch, as they fall The building sadly creaks under the strain....

Watching elephants climb an Acacia nut tree Or prickly hedgehogs on a supermarket spree, Hooking up with a blue whale called Penelope Yet...

St. Valentine weeps, Our best days of love have gone, This romance marooned.

I have been a witness to love before, But what I saw appeared unrewarding. I have listened to tuneless love before, The discourse is...

Begone breathless night Dissolve quickly into yet another dawn, Begone painful tears The new hoped-for day, be born. Till then, send away...

Cushions of lace, cushions of lace, Rest your head little kite, rest your head, Then fly high, straight and proud Fly high amongst the...

Closing my eyes I think about the love we once shared, We thought it was forever, But once laid bare, Our lovers' song Had gone. Night...

l'amour l'amour l'amour L’amour no more!

Pewter cup brimming. Shiney battered edge swimming, In delicious foam Of newly poured summer cider. Gulping down so fast, I'm soused.

Our beautiful Romanian rescue travels life in a new direction. Her shiny damp nose nestles deep Pursuing our love and affection...

Driving home today, Pontefract is where I've been. Via the M1 at Leeds Onto the M18. Vertical hard rain, Coming down without pause,...

I had a wife, Her name was Claire, She had beautiful eyes, She had long blonde hair. We had a dog, Claire called it Mac, If she threw a...

This Englishman is so inclined To traverse his life unmaligned

The doctors were confident She would be well again, They lied. Shrouded and bound Alone in the morgue, She’d died. He loved her so much...

I was not alive during World War Two Even Dad was a lad during the Blitz, Living a stone's throw from Fisherman's Wharf Nightly bombarded...