Owen Cullimore Poems

Mary is a district nurse
She travels round each day
To see her patients, give them the care they need
As she wends her merry way
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As I look up in the Sky
Following the recent bout of Rain
A magic crystal Rainbow has appeared
Just like a narrow window pane
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The young Lady does stand and stare
Like someone without a care
But no one knows her secret heartache
And that the headstone is more than she can take
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Old Archie was a rag and bone man
who cruised the streets all day
with Mabel his trusted friend and companion
who pulled the four wheel dray
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Mr Smith a vain and obnoxious man
Overdid one hot steamy night in June
Making love passionately
Under the Stars and the Moon
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Old Aunt Sally
On the corner of the street
Next to the Haberdashery shop
Near the newsagents where dad gets his papers
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Gods Children

Go to sleep little one
Lay down your sleepy head
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The Old House


It stands alone well off the road
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Voices from the Past

As evening sets across Poppy Fields
In dark of night, silence yields
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Here we are
Alone at last
Life moves on
So quick so fast
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