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Mark Heathcote
Mark Heathcote
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Mark Heathcote Poems
- Poverty Is A Gift Father, poverty is a gift Ask any bird ...
- River Street Urchins River street urchins The gutters are ...
- When Rivers Run Cold When rivers run cold, it makes you ...
- Roses Are On Fire A river of stars A bed of roses still in ...
- Two Poems Of Two Line Poems The still pools reflection, what ...
- Meeting On The Hill A hand up brother, a free man's gift We ...
- For A Straggling-Stalk Of Gree... With barely a whisper I...
I like all kinds of poems but I tend to gravitate toward eastern spiritual poetry.
My muse almost demands it of me. So you may find quite a few being poured out from time to time.
I all so write many songs, when the poem spring runs dry, as a form of creative writing.
I work with adult learning difficulties as a support worker in the UK. Home town is Manchester. My other interests are in gardening and art. I had a really poor education, but try to improve with every write. I hope you’ll enjoy visiting my writes… more »
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''God, he would catch a hornet on the wing
Have insight appreciation of all things either great or small.
Relish infinite beauty, not its sting.''
Poverty Is A Gift
Father, poverty is a gift
Ask any bird taking a rain bath.
Son, don't make's me laugh
There's nothing but rain
Poverty isn't a gift
There's nothing but pain.
So son fastens your reigns
Ride for them riches today
Don't live by wage's daily
Paid only once monthly
Father poverty is a gift.
Son nothing is ever enough,
Just ask your mum.
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Mark Heathcote has been accidently met by me here. His late entry into PH is nothing before his being a truly prolific writer of poems. Mr Mark retains authenticity and is very genuine in voicing out his thoughts through his short and powerful poems. He says he likes all kinds of poems but he tends to gravitate toward eastern spiritual poetry. I hope to see him championing for more for humanity than for the world of spirituality so that he would make a difference.
From a random reading of Mr Mark`s submissions I assume that he will soon be very popular in the PH as he is gifted with all the wherewithal for embarking upon the mission of writing good poetry. I wish Mr Mark all the very best ahead.