Timothy Venard (November 29th 1995 / Lewes)
Poems by Timothy Venard : 42 / 43
Venard
Oppression forced the move
The sudden change of scene
Forced to move because of beliefs
And for them, you must leave you country
Venard, Venard Venard.
From France, to Ireland
From a homeland homeland
you will never see
that’s the fate that awaits you
Venard, Venard, Venard
But now you have a new start
As technically you don’t exist
No records any more
A fire saw to that.
Venard, Venard, Vemard
dedecated to my nan
Timothy Venard
Submitted: Sunday, November 29, 2009
Edited: Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Poems by Timothy Venard : 42 / 43
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really well said tim a name to be proud of 10