'Orphan Of The Storm' (The Love Of Harvey's Life) Poem by David Page- aka Harry Riley

'Orphan Of The Storm' (The Love Of Harvey's Life)



It was a cold and dreary winter's morn
When that shy little orhan child was born
Unloved, unwanted and abandoned
By that brutal mother of a storm

She had no special beauty, no strength to face life's load
Then along came drunken Harvey
Swaying gently, tripped and fell
Saw a new life just beginning, and he named her Trixie Bell

The season was a killer
With it's rain and wind and snow
It took many souls to Heaven
Many more went down below

But the plucky little crater had grown bigger by the day
She had eaten up the tarmac as she fought to make her way
And she had a little secret, that no one else would know
She'd been adopted by brave Harvey
As he sought to make her glow

When the darker nights were over
And the Spring came shining through
People stopped to stare in wonder
At a sight that seemed so new

Instead of mud and grime and other useless ills
There was a pothole full of colour
From Harvey's golden Daffodils
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David Page: aka Harry Riley

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Road potholes get such a bad press and we fall over ourselves to condemn them.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
s.zaynab kamoonpury 24 October 2022

Wow golden daffodils in a pit sounds so beautiful and i can picture the yellow beauties via your wonderful poem! Kudos!

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