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David Lewis Paget
David Lewis Paget
(22.11.1944 / Nottingham, England/live in Australia)
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David Lewis Paget Poems
- Swan Song Her hair was as black as a starling's tail, Her ...
- Black-Haired Girls The black-haired girls are graceful, like ...
- On The Death Of My Father My brain has turned to ash, and ...
- Father & Son There is the family photograph That is your ...
- No-Name The Cat The cat and I stare at the room No-name the ...
- Deny, Deny! He met her under the willow trees That grew by ...
- A Lover's Verse A sylph is passing my threshold stair, ...
AUSTRALIAN POET. Born in Nottingham, lived in Great Barr, Birmingham, until the age of 13, when migrated to Australia. Lived in Adelaide, joined Air Force at 21 and became Instrument Fitter. Began writing poetry during duty crew and guard weekends. In 1976 fulltime to Flinders University of South Australia, Bachelors degree in English and History. Wrote and published a magazine for the unemployed called 'Bread'. Wrote and published monthly magazines 'Trader's Gate' and 'Central Yorke Peninsula Mercury' for three years in the late 1980's. Ran printing and publishing business Mushroom Graphics until 1990, then Cottage Print until 2005. Gave up poetry for five years, and wrote eight novels in ... more »
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Swan Song
Her hair was as black as a starling's tail,
Her cheeks as pale as a swan,
Her eyes, like two slim moonstones, glowed
And her mouth was the Holy Grail.
She'd played in the dirt of the village street
So long ago, so long...
She'd swum in the pools of the mountain stream,
But now, that girl had gone.
While I still rise with the early bird
To tend to my father's fields,
As the only son of an only son
I watched the woman leave.
She cried sweet tears as she said farewell
And vowed to come back, and soon,
But the village streets of a western ...
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On behalf of all fellow poets, PH Family and our Mahakul family we offer a title of honour to poet David Lewis Paget born on 22.11.1944 born in Nottingham, England and lives in Australia, as, Royal Sun. From today-on wards he will be known as Royal Sun David Lewis Paget. We hope all poets and visitors will accept this. We congratulate and wish him all the best. This honourary title is conferred to him due to his long-time perseverance and valuable literary contribution.
You are a great poet Sir, whom I come to know lately.
I would love to read all your poems and the creations in its entirety.
Regards,
Subhas
Your poems are classic to read! You are one of kind poet in the world today! Writing your genre of poems only a few skillful persons can do! You are simply a Classic Poet here!
Edited......He has the uncanny ability to take us to places never before imagined....and we Savor the experience. Treat yourself to a Library of his works....Genius
Great story teller covers many topics and uses different poetry forms. I am now on a mission to read all of his work.
Great poetry! Cheers man!
This man has a truly unique voice in poetry. His work is riddled with personality and the jargon of life.