David Wood Poems

A thousand feelings
Softly flow between two hearts
When two lips embrace.
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She doesn't believe me but
Truly, there is nothing on this
Earth more beautiful than her
Smile. It leaves me tongue tied
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If you go down to the woods and listen
At the sound of nature all around you
To the Lark and humble cricket glisten
As the sun awakens the morning dew.
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I write love poems
That inspires young lovers
In my loneliness.
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Softly falling rain from a brooding sky
Kissed my face and gently watered the ground
As dark grey clouds in the sky drifted by
And large glassy puddles gathered around.
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Nearly two hundred years have gone by
When a man left these shores to die
In foreign lands he did go, but on his way
He landed in Lulworth Cove for a day.
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I was reminded this afternoon of
The anonymous poem 'For the
Want of a Horseshoe Nail', written
Many centuries ago, probably by
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The lake this morning was
Clothed in rain as I walked
Around its perimeter.
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We cannot live without our cup of tea,
It’s the staple drink throughout all the earth,
And it is a healthy drink for all you see
Therefore people drink it for all its worth.
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Oh those lips that Love designed for kissing
Are of such beauty and so soft to kiss.
Yet Cupid’s arrow fired but keeps missing
Our paths seldom cross and do often miss.
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