Denis Martindale Poems

Across the plains of Africa,
Elephants come and go,
There lives this mighty superstar,
That most have come to know.
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Hello, white tiger, long and sleek,
Enrobed in black and white,
Quite dignified and magnifique,
A truly wondrous sight...
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Of course, the Alpha Course began
With holy fervent prayer
That God might yet fulfil His plan
With everybody there!
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Almost sixty, just weeks to go,
Yes, less than twenty days
And only God above to know
Of how the future plays...
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As if cool water called his name,
The tiger had obeyed,
Remaining calm as his first aim,
Thus by cool water laid...
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As Mary lay upon her bed,
She waited, deep in thought,
With many questions left unsaid
And truth the last resort...
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The human body's all we are
Till we explore this life,
It doesn't matter, near or far,
We find both joy and strife,
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Just how can we stay positive
In this old world of ours?
At times, the only hope is IF,
Yet IF is full of powers!
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When I woke up, I looked outside and what a sight I saw
There was no place for them to hide near to my neighbour's door.
The Poem Pals were back again! With poems in their hands
That God has sent out to all men and women in His lands...
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A poem with an attitude
Turned up at half-past-three,
It woke me up and said, 'Hey, dude,
It's time for poetry! '
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