Angela Wybrow Poems

You were only aged forty-two,
When, with angel wings, up to Heaven you flew;
You were gentle in spirit, with a heart of pure gold,
And, in all of our lives, you've left a huge hole.
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It's been a few months,
since you've been gone,
And, the time will soon come
for us to move on.
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As we stood,
waiting for our taxi,
A dandelion seed danced delicately between us;
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Are you unaware,
Or, do you simply just not care,
That you're breaking my heart,
And tearing my soul apart?
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It breaks my heart,
to see such a sight;
A place full of darkness,
where, once, there was light.
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I was stood on watch,
When I heard a rumour,
That a lady was lunching
On a roll, filled with tuna.
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It had stood on the clifftop, tall and proud,
Drawing in many a record crowd,
But, time passed by, and the music ceased,
And the weeds and the cracks sadly increased.
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Crab shells, and crab legs;
Hair bows, and old washing pegs.
Pieces of glass: frosted and smooth;
Various rocks: some with curious grooves.
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Darkness is descending over the town,
And movement in the Harbour has died right down;
I stand, and watch from my hotel window,
As the Harbour lights begin to glow.
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West Cliff Hall, Ramsgate

It breaks my heart,
to see such a sight;
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