POETRY CORNER: Polar Bears
These big guys aren't as appealing, As that mob at the other pole, There's the suggestion of a feeling, Given ...
Tag: reading poetry
POETRY CORNER: Mankind doesn’t need to eat foie gras
Man's inhumanity to man is bad enough But if you're a hapless animal then tough luck, You've definitely drawn the ...
POETRY CORNER: That Hypothetical Notion
Our majestic Emperor Penguins Are already paying the ultimate price, Their downy chicks aren't waterproof, And survival depends on solid ...
POETRY CORNER: Ode To a Changing Skyline
Red lights prick the dull Morning skyline, lined grey With worried looking clouds;
POETRY CORNER: When I run it’s just like poetry
When I run it's just like poetry I'm limping like a limerick Looking for that last rhyme I stumble like ...
POETRY CORNER: On Blagrave Street, Today…
On Blagrave Street, today, things look pretty much the same as they do on any other day of the week.
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