Glasgow Past Poem by Michael Cochrane

Glasgow Past

Rating: 5.0


Ragman blows his trumpet children ask for toys for old clothes. The ice cream man plays a tune a queue quickly forms a double nugget mister and a pokey hat! The coalman black as night goes into tenements lifting his load. The middenman chased by hordes of weans trying to get a hudgie on the back of the truck laugh as they hitch a ride such moments in time are recalled now in my autumn years.
Michael Cochrane ©

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr. Antony Theodore 01 May 2021

a very fine poem. a grest 5 from me.

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Dr Dillip K Swain 26 April 2021

A wonderful poem! Just beautiful...5 stars

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