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lovers in Brighton
lovers in Brighton
they will search your face as you walk by
their astute eyes like a sharp light bent in a question mark are you mine why walk up the Lanes to Churchill Square
what fun is there
on a Saturday night everything’s closed besides
Brighton lovers are everywhere
on a night like tonight
appearing right here right in front of you – just now look where the double-decker has gone in red
waving goodbye to a stocking left at our feet like a fainted black snake begging for help lovers in Brighton
they will sit in every café and bar on a Saturday night
even the forgotten one in a bistro style
where the two of us ended up
you and I in French with some hot American jazz
and Edith Piaf I was trying to sing to you and in her language because I liked you so much people must have thought you were my lover and with the two policemen kissing each other in a window display
who would deny that you were mine
they will search your face as you walk by
their astute eyes like a sharp light bent in a question mark are you mine why walk up the Lanes to Churchill Square
what fun is there
on a Saturday night everything’s closed besides
Brighton lovers are everywhere
on a night like tonight
appearing right here right in front of you – just now look where the double-decker has gone in red
waving goodbye to a stocking left at our feet like a fainted black snake begging for help lovers in Brighton
they will sit in every café and bar on a Saturday night
even the forgotten one in a bistro style
where the two of us ended up
you and I in French with some hot American jazz
and Edith Piaf I was trying to sing to you and in her language because I liked you so much people must have thought you were my lover and with the two policemen kissing each other in a window display
who would deny that you were mine
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tomorrow
tomorrow
shall be bells dancing
in a graceful melody of rhyme
at my doors wide ajar
to let you come in
over the high thresholds
over the lying fears
over the shadows past
what are you bringing
in your arms
strong and kind
is it the three orange continents
travelled across the many seas
and winds triumphant
or
is it cloves and cinnamon sweet
on your lips hot as
Madagascar
tucked into an unspoken
memory of a silent film
is my dream
with you in
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You Have Finally Arrived
these are not just ordinary dreams
people carve in time as inlaid possibilities
these are more like waterfalls of believes
flowing in shapes
feather-like grace
snowdrops
perhaps snowflakes in May
hanging in on a warm friendly wind
waiting for him who
walks the entire way to the knowhow to say
you have finally arrived
I have written you now
in that extraordinary ink which
brings a variety of smiles out into the light
so bright
my eyes look down
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have you seen
have you seen my fair lover
you were with us
tell him he went to my head
like an old musky wine
tell him I am still walking
his leafy paths
among those trees majestic
my bare feet in wet grass
is he coming to see me
does he care
tell him I’m sick with love
tell him I’m here
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it’s a kiss
it’s a kiss
as if yet another sprout
of that hope old
not a firm one
not like the men on a road
in their cars fast
but
an electrifying one
so unfamiliar so new so shy
one would have liked to take it back
and hide
for the world not to see
because the world sees too much
of a love
and love turned cheap
but not for us
not for us
we have come from a foreign land
different colours fed our heart
we’ve grown resilient from the sand
two black pearls
you and I
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I thought you were a flower
I thought you were a flower pure genius in every colour budding to love
I brought you kindness and laughter a pearly tear to look after once I were gone
so you could carry on living your golden feet firmly planted in rivers strong
I knew you’d be a tree mighty – lover of stars and all grass
an awesome runner sure to arrive at the other side
at the age of five …
you went to school
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the muse
I don’t know where the poetry has gone
the two of us are like a secret forest now
she – the muse – hiding in no man’s land
and I – the mortal – wandering in Sussex Downs
desperate to get home
surely she can hear
all the things are mocking me
they have raised their voices in unison
as if there was no poetry
but mere objects to tackle
such life
is unbearable for the both of us
and the muse – she knows
please come back
take me home even now
before the shadow cast me into yet another stone
to become as hard
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Lewes Speakers Club Championship 2014 belongs to Eliza!

speak
and I will take your voice into my hands
like one takes rain drops from their stream
the whole grey coat of them
speak to me
and I will see gentleness walk by
with roses in array
as I hold your voice to my face
not to let any of them
slip away
when you speak
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innocently
this isn’t to say
we have got the entire realm of scent
your crystal breath
has warmly taken over most colours
entered into my sanctuary
swaying along green maps
it is a new land like a
three dimensional dream in sleep
we are entering the flow of time
easily
from behind the watching doors
at the very beginning of things
said and done
innocently
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My Valentine
Enchant me
and I will give you mellow songs
an incantation of love divine
transcendent glide
golden shine
in my red wine
drank to the bottom
of your mouth
bitter sharp
with your name
on my mind
forever fixed
in unison of voices
a distant pitch
higher
than the brightest sky
you and I
lower than the darkest pit
you and me
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Ode to Marc Chagall
Mr Chagall
your angels sitting high
mad horses laughing cows
touching my hair
I am afraid to say
but is this art
may I ask why
why would you call it so
I stand upset
the rhymes of your brush
meanders of lines
and those colours
oh those colours
contradict most sense of space
not sure anymore
who is where
your angels in the sky
or I – flying as a kite
the world hangs upside down
anything can happen now
I can see the feelings of a carousel
local magicians coming to town
next year in Jerusalem
did you say
Mr Chagall
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Notre Dame
these are your shy silver smiles
like a bowl of apples small
I could take two into my hand
one for you
the air comes
with a strong childhood memory
I was there
wet and spice dazzling my eyes
I remember you
in circles of words new
in exotic lands
where girls never die
in a scented dance
of two hearts
on a purple line
you were there
with all your cars
high as a sky
or like the Notre Dame
dark passion on her stained glass
this was I
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new year
this new year
like a new cat
gingerly comes onto my lap
not sure yet
of the wilted roses
which should be gone for good
by now
like the ones which are cast away
in return for a new chance
perhaps a new book
you would read outloud to me
in the mornings kind
in your arms
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if my happiness
If my happiness was a golden bowl
you would be the sun
reflecting your rays there
all my days
and in the night
we would sleep deep
satisfied from the light within
if my happiness was a chalice of red
you would be its colour true
touching my lips with your name
in every tone
imaginably beautiful
making me feel anew
if my happiness was a house of wood
it would be spacious and kind
with each room as a delight
you would be its carpenter proud
letting me in
rent free
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if I were to love you
if I were to love you
there would be a sudden spring
running across my street
with her hair long on the wind
singing
if I were to love you
you would look at me
as if you have never known me before
a promised land beyond an island of fear
a harmony in sound and rhythm
the two of us in some heaven
where words mean exactly the same
when they are spoken
and when they are heard
regardless of the language we speak
if I were to love you
you would take my hand
into your hand
walking us upon sweet orange floors
where you would close all the doors
with a silver ring strong
letting us be
in the mystery
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Tagged art, ballade 4, british literature, contemeporary english literature, contemporary literature, contemporary poetry, creative writing, english literature, english poems, english poetry, feminine, imagery, love, love poems, lyrical musings, migrant writer, modern, music, my love, my love of England, people, veronica forrest thomson, women's poetry, women's writing
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I am the sun
my hair upon my face
like the rays in gold
and gold they shine
to guide the royal way
in life in death
I shine my solar power
I soar on wings
I soar on high
before the elements collide
before the de-creation comes
I’ll take you home
above the scars
beyond the stars
into the armswho know it all
chopin ballade 4
she comes
from the whispers in the sleeping sand
as if images half there
were caught by a photograph
on a strong air
as if an invisible golden frame
embraced the world
or was it the arms of a loving god
as if a bare anticipation soared high
like your eyes in the middle of a smile
before the reason overcomes
oh the fabric of your music
makes my soul cry
even though you hear no tear
yet the f minor key prevails
white crushing waves
a nightingale
old human fear
chopin
you must have been there
in love
in pain
in vain?
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in your space
in your spacemy heart dwells like a bluebell on the edge
it has always been another morning there –
I remember –
always one more morning
for yet another hope
emerging
from the soft meanders of a night
which cried long too long
a hope perhaps not too strong to manifest anything
never like a horn
yet
cutting through all the harsh silences of each astute balance in every fact of life
lifting up my bluebell-heart
which couldn’t care less innocently
dwelling there in your space
on the edge of things
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she danced
into a harder colour of time
she swirled
along that undescribed line
where hearts usually shiver out of
the excitement of thought
as if you brought
too many presents for a child
and they don’t know
where to look and what to love
she danced
from a shallow pink to a deep red
with her feet forgotten on air
with her breath bouncing lighter
her cheeks above her lips
even brighter
for a sheer happiness of a dance
performed in a wide stance
of a three year old little girl
in her ballet shoes of a muse
kites
they did not teach you how to fly
in dry red was the discovery made
on hard backs of high horses
pretending their way
yet
tulips still grew under your belt
and spring always came
in same shoes
running
with a bit of a surprise
this time
asking
to take her for a drive
where all the colourful lonely kites wait
their turn
to love you from above
no need to fly …
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chambers
chambers
enter from the sea-side
on a low tide
golden fish and their silky images
surround
April scented steps
seashells
no need to count
as if
abundance lived here
in generous arms of strong waves
to lift you up the steps
into that land
you knew
it must have been
somewhere
a place yet to name
though
instantly recognized
by calm fabric of silver airs
resting on quiet planes
where everything
has been said and done
now you can wait
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between the two of us
give me another leaf – green
a marvel in the key of E
laid at the bottom of your hand
where no word passed
among its lines
but we have said the world
between the two of us
your eyes sharp like a yacht’s mast
far in the clouds
mine are the chalice of its grasps
in water deep
between the two of us
can it be
that you are
the tree …
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you kept to your shadow
read by Eliza
you kept to your shadow
in ever-asking eyes
grimacing at the light
where is this land
you have come from
so dark …
engulfed in black stripes
bent in question marks
ready to run for life
a sigh
a quick laugh
a thoughtful smile
was this enough
to catch a heart
and tear it apart
into a mound
where springs can’t grow
in their immaculate
walk of beauty
as if
asleep in a green harmony
of their time
yet to rise and shine
my love of England
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these beautiful graphics are created by MILESTONE MAN - thank you!
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my cat
read by Eliza
my cat loves me
and I love my cat
in the dark glows his smile
and makes me laugh
my cat talks to me
and I talk to my cat
he takes it all in his stride
we sit gently
and listen to time
then we fly away
high above the sea-line
across the sky
I close my eyes
like a drunk I dance
the memory of a busy life
as I am now a stranger
to this perfect lie
the one which paints
a corridor of tears
upside down
where
each is worth of
an
unforgettable
unattainable
desirable
breathtaking
pearl …
