Poems About: MENTOR

She went to Dublin in the late sixties off hand can't say what year
For to live with her only child her daughter Peg O Deere
And still her happy laughter comes to me from long ago
The heart and soul of Claraghatlea kindhearted Mary O. read more »

Bud Tingwell he did have a lengthy life span
And he was a good actor and quite a good man
A famous Australian who was known Worldwide
One could only feel sad to hear that he had died read more »

Beautiful sky soft air
peaceful rain kind rainbow
smile of an unwanted solace
can anything be joyful read more »

Short-sighted sages
Loveless lovers,
Days of sizzling sun,
Night of shimmering lights, read more »

A child is born, carrying over gene
Love surrounds him with its arms
Child wants to reach every corner
Up in the air, flies a Balloon read more »

My love for you is a music of a song
you want to hear it then go and come along
explaining and extracting my love could be long
but my heart cant tell that truth can't be wrong read more »

Forget me not, he softly whispered
Forgive me always, his ego blistered

The game was quit, in our cold embrace read more »

Dear Father In-Law,
if I should wish for something today,
it will be within this little verse I relay to you,
to come home every hour to the woman I treasure read more »

And the rain of terror shall churn out

Of the deepest part of earth read more »

They lived in the cottage by the gate to Tubrid Well the Sullivans Nora and Dan
For at least three score and ten years in time a lengthy span
Till failing health and the wear of age on them both did take toll
And the turning back of the hands of time is beyond human control. read more »

My mentor spoke, asked what is human beauty.
“Symmetric limbs flowing outward to delta,
as similarly mind and heart, that suit the
vision to the meaning, ” wherewith he held a read more »

I am an unexpected miracle
I am the bringer of joy
I am your son, your daughter
I am the light in your life read more »