Denis Martindale Poems

Where's the nuclear family?
Do you know where it's gone?
Today it's somewhat hard to see,
Our hopes to pin upon...
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Forgive me if I've lost the point,
What use is politics?
Each party seems to wreck the joint,
With madcap politricks...
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The lonely leopard forced to find
His next meal now and then,
Walked with intent, with single mind,
With one thought yet again...
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You gently bid me take your hand, as we walk side-by-side,
As if to walk Love's Wonderland, with all God's grace supplied...
Such that by day, such that by night, God's Word will guide us true,
Such that each heart may take delight in words like, 'I love you...'
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Amid the pack, a cub was born
And each wolf watched him grow,
From fragile creature so forlorn
Beneath the moonlight glow...
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Before the day my parents met
And love was found within
And their romance was firmly set
So they would not give in,
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I heard a kind of whirring noise
Outside the house today!
A spaceship landed! Oh, what joys!
I said, 'Oi, go away!
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God's here! It's time! He's back again!
The poem's on its way!
When writing time calls for my pen
As I begin to pray!
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The elephant was on the move,
Vivaciously, of course,
As if he had something to prove,
A legend to enforce.
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In LazyTown in TVLand
They're always on the go.
The colours there are mighty grand,
A vibrant rich rainbow.
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