The poem for Day Four. Image by Pexels from Pixabay Life A sturdy bicycle, waiting Against the wrought-iron fence, the early morning abating A sturdy bicycle, waiting Over coffee and croissants, debating inconsequential offence A sturdy bicycle, waiting Against the wrought-iron fence © A. F. Stewart 2019 All Rights Reserved
Day three's poem (and still banned on Facebook). Image by jacqueline macou from Pixabay A Dram of Whisky A shuffled step, a burden borne Ease into your chair, arms well-worn To fumble at the glass and pour the amber grace, reborn A sniff, a sip, all cares now shorn And let... Continue Reading →
Day two of my participation in National Poetry Month, with a little bit of polite society. Also, please note that, apparently, this website is far too controversial for Facebook and they have banned the link from being posted on their site. So it is doubtful the Facebook share buttons will work. Now on with the... Continue Reading →
Today begins National Poetry Month and during April, I will once again write (or attempt to write) a poem a day. Here is my first poem to kick things off. Majestic Empire From the ashes of old, a republic slain in blood and hubris to rise anew on columns of marble ... Continue Reading →
My Remembrance Day poem... The Angels Weep The raindrops fall against the poppies gently across the petals Hiding angel tears from skies of grey among the fields of poppies
Be Afraid of the Dark 