Brian Joseph Dickenson

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I’m girding my loins for the war that’s begun
It won’t be a bloody war.
Just one in fun.
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Picking through old photographs.
Recalling ghosts of the past.
Remembering people and places,
But the pictures are all that will last.
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A screaming silence envelops the land,
Ghostly armies are marching.
Not even the sound of a muffled drum
To mark the soldiers passing.
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Clambering down from the cliffs above, down to the shore below.
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Missiles in the afternoon,
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6.

As age takes its toll and our bodies fail.
The young sit around and listen to our tales,
Of days long past, when we were young,
And the world was ours with a song to be sung.
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Fingers poised above my keys,
Waiting for inspiration.
Brain not working, nothing coming.
Cerebral constipation.
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Beneath the oceans restless skin;
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We are bringing
Democracy’s torch.
Tho’ your land,
We may have to scorch.
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I love my cup of coffee in the morning.
Drinking it while droopy eyed and yawning
Connecting through the Internet
To Poemhunter, the best site yet.
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Lying at ease in the firelight.
Hunting alone in the dark.
Staring, with eyes hypnotic,
As it stalks the doves in the park.
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Decorated dwellings,
A festival of light.
Christmas stars and Santa’s,
Lighting up the night.
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Tossing and turning,
Sweating and yearning.
My dreams are all about you.
I awake all alone in my crumpled bed.
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Drifting through labyrinthine corridors of my mind.
Peering into dark corners,
Afraid of what I'll find.
Searching for a reason for being.
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From blackest skies the thunder roars,
Like creations cannons booming,
Lightening flashes rend the air;
Apocalypse riders looming.
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Old men can get grumpy,
Old men can complain.
They hate the cold weather.
And can’t stand the rain.
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17.

A screaming silence envelops the land,
Ghostly armies are marching.
Not even the sound of a muffled drum
To mark the soldiers passing.
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Sinking slowly into the liquid
Warmth of your eyes I am drowning.
Enveloped by your gentle caress
My soul is soaring.
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Once long ago, when the world was quite new
And Eden had just been created.
God looked all around to admire his work,
And by all that he saw, was elated.
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You’re walking along
Without a care.
Suddenly!
You’re gasping for air.
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Brian Joseph Dickenson Biography

Bit of a wanderer, lived in over forty different places, longest stay in any one was birth to sixteen. Time served engineer, worked all over. Many a varied occupations. Two ex wives and a daughter. I think I may be settled now as I have joined a great golf club. (But then?))

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Knight Of Old

I’m girding my loins for the war that’s begun
It won’t be a bloody war.
Just one in fun.

I’ve picked up my sword; it’s a tad rusty
But believe you me
It’s ever so trusty.

I’d be the Queen’s champion,
If I had a Queen.
But until I do, I can always dream.

My armour, it’s battered; a little like me
But I’ll fly my flag proudly,
For the enemy to see.

My horse is a donkey, but he doesn't know it.
He’s covered in padding,
So he doesn’t show it.

I need someone now, help me into my saddle
In the old days I could do it,
With a jump and a straddle.

But now I’m aboard, beware all you foe.
Because from here on in
You have nowhere to go.

So stand your ground, let battle commence
For those with no stomach
They can sit on the fence.

I hear the drums drumming, the air it is thrumming
It’s hells own legions,
It’s the enemy coming

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