Rosi Caswell Poems

If I was an engineer
A lawyer or a doc.
A musician or a poet
My salary would be top.
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If you're lucky enough to be Irish
Then you're lucky enough they say.
I count my Irish blessings,
As I breathe the air each day.
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When I was young, you told me
That the pen was mightier than the sword.
‘Twas from those days I do believe
You showed me the power of written word.
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They don't judge, these animals
With four legs, fur and tail.
Nor yet the fish within the sea,
With flippers who set sail,
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Mysterious lady, mysterious one
Who are the demons from which you run?
Look into your heart and into your soul.
See just what it takes to make you feel whole.
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I'll never dare to love again,
As I have loved you dear.
The price of pain I've had to live,
Has cost me far and near.
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There are many types of courage
On the complicated circle of life.
For some it appears to flow easily,
Without stress, trauma and strife.
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Trudging through the snow
In the cold and dark of night,
With fairy crystals hanging from boughs
And hedges groaning ‘neath shroud of white.
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Remember me? Remember me?

From ages long since gone.
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The greatest battles since days of old,

We hear the stories now and then,
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