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Pete Crowther
Pete Crowther
(Hull, East Yorkshire, England)
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Pete Crowther Poems
- A Biker's Funeral (In memory of Stephen (Reggie) Pearce of...
- A Camera Has The Trick Of Free... The photo’s small and...
- A Question Of Philosophy When evil strikes In fire and ...
- A Sonnet In Memoriam For A Dea... Alas he’s gone our little...
- A House Of Light From my cottage kitchen window I can ...
- 2005 Goodbye Two Thousand and Four, Bombs, disaster and ...
- Caring For A Dead Fish When the cupboard is bare And the ...
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Born in Hull in East Yorkshire into a seafaring family, he spent some time in the Royal Navy after completing his education, before a career as chief cataloguer at the universities of Birmingham, and Hull where he... more »
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A Biker's Funeral
(In memory of Stephen (Reggie) Pearce
of Kilnsea,1980–2005)
The wind blows cold through the churchyard trees
and sadly tolls the passing bell
as mourners shuffle up the leaf-strewn
narrow path between the leaning stones.
He was just twenty-five, so young,
so full of life, and love of life
and laughter — killed outright one night
in a head-on crash on his motorbike.
From far and wide we’ve gathered here
to pay respect to our young friend.
I’ve never seen the church so full,
oh death, how can you be so cruel?
Who will forget this ...
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i'm not sure how i feel about your bons mots, but the rest of your poetry is awesome. It is unexplainable how great the poems are.
Pete, you are, without a doubt, one of the best pastoral poets I have ever had the pleasure of reading. Your work takes me out of myself into another world, one filled with joy of 'all things wise and wonderful, all things great and small.' Thank you for being kind enough to share your writing with me, and your insight into life as well. You are awsome, Pete.
Peter, I just want to let you know that whenever I feel like traveling, I end up among your poems. Each one is a little trip somewhere interesting, often pastoral, and always worth visiting. Thank you for them!
Always refreshing to read your work, Peter. You have a wonderfully descriptive nature! Keep up the great work. Looking forward to reading new poems!
Thank you so much for reading me..Your poetry is quite beautiful..and you do have a talent for creative expression yourself...a pleasure reading you...
louise
I do think you are an especially gifted poet. You capture precious moments in your life; much as you capture your precious moths - with design, passion and dedication to the job at hand. You make something ordinary, extraordinarily beautiful. Your titles are wonderful, and throughout each poem runs a vein of simplicity which, it seems to me, comes from a deep reverence for life.
I am slowly making my way through your poems, and they all have something to say to me.
I like 'A Fly In Amber' especially, I like the way it has existed from whenever and has seen all these wonderful moments.
Anyone who knows what Eocene means deserves a medal, I had to look it up.
Eat your heart out, Hallmark Cards! Hearty congratulations, Peter.