A Complete Works of My Poems: Part 2
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The poems are not of one place individually, but of many places and many events, observations, and experiences of others and my own personal circumstances.
Dont Forget both books are in paperback and E book format. You may want to check out my Audio book under the name of: The Come and Read Me Book of Poems
Many thanks Terry J Powell
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A Complete Works of My Poems - Terry J Powell
WIND
BOOK 1
My Very 1st written poem
Worlds
Isn’t it a funny thing that we altogether brings
A handshake across the net that sings
Different races and people met
Right across the internet
Binary travelled at impulse speed
Bringing warmth and friendship we need
Although different cultures made
Other lifestyles and roles we played
Our separate views and other waves
We all relate in different ways
All together and as one
We laugh and joke and have our fun
But each has a story told
And each a diplomat in the fold
To proud to speak and shy to say
Unless that special friend comes your way
And secrets in whisper boxes to be told
To be kept and to behold
We converse and tend to join in speech
To make a friend or friends in reach
This international melting pot
That we all enjoy a lot
Special thanks to all the Hosts, who police worlds for safety most
And hope all the friends both new and old are near
Thanks to one and all I’m off now and finished here
A visit to Wales in past times
In the late fifties, I remember a visit to Relations in Wales as a child
Small winding, Twisting, Climbing roads in rugged mountain wild
I remember rows of mining company houses, back to back
Daunting slagheaps, shrouded in dirty, dusty, black
Men dressed in flat caps, long coats, and mining leather boots
And a nation forbidden keeping their roots,
Spoken welsh not allowed to say
Language outlawed, with identity all taken away
The once great heart of a Celtic race
Torn forlornly out, for coal, slate, and granite, to take its place
I saw dire poverty, felt the pangs of hardship that owners of the mines make
As those who were exploited, but strangers always
welcomed with best china and a piece of cake
Lately I’ve seen the wonderful changes, and I’m glad that
Wales has been returned
To a land of singing and welsh tradition, that its sons and daughters earned
All those years of family’s hearts that burned
Was a hard lesson that fathers and mothers learned
Well Welsh people you can all hold your heads up high
You all revived a country that nearly did die
Country Church
The country church stands on a lonely hill
Ringing the call on Sunday morning for the congregation to fill
That solemn tolling of its distant bell
Echoes across field, hollow vale, and dell
Majestic and daunting there you stand
Central for parishes to worship within you, near at hand
Your facade of warm sandstone that gargoyles decorate
As they sit on niches pulling faces to be ornate
Columns rise high above arched door
To meet with old red tiled floor
Stained glass windows that have a tale to be told
Stories of the past and gone by from eons old
Lush green trees fit like a comfortable coat that does wrap around
To bond with flowered and grassy ground
Epitaph and stone tablets stand proud
A rest in peace, the place, away from the crowd
The entrance stands scared, from cuts in its wall
From those who sharpened battle swords, when they came to call
Old records of the English civil wars
A place to enforce god and country’s ancient laws
The heart of the community of history’s time
Set upon and ancient and distance line
A row of English churches set from north to south on the map
The length and breadth of our countries lap
Old and historic there for all the world to see
As you nestle amongst the group of leafy tree
And yet you are know by your old ringing bell
The call for worshipers that they know very well
The past frozen as if part of the earth
A place of recorded of deaths and birth
Disaster Days
Do you ever get days like this
Where everything falls apart, and you want run away and give the day a miss
Coffee spilt that’s starts the day
The start of disasters coming your way
You put on the stereo to soothe your sole and Blow me
the tape deck don’t play
The light in the bathroom has just blown
The constant ringing on the phone
Always never rings normally unless you’re in the bath, the shower, or the loo
The indignant things it makes you do
Toast burning in the toaster that’s set on low
The smoke alarm screaming so
All the commotion and there goes the door
Some religious sect, asking if you believe in the lord
Have I saved all these disasters in a hoard?
The iron burning on the ironing board
And wondering if there is any more?
Trying politely to close the front door
After time these things are sorted and calmed down
These things settled and you just come round
This is what life can at times be like
And in the end, wrong is put right
Just another day, in a normal way
To everyone have a happy day
The realm of the Beast
The gathering masses gathered round
On fiery burning brimstone ground
The entire multitude in suffering in eternal pain
As the beast that ruled rose up again
He stood on obelisk that reached the sky
And looked on his minions with evil eye
As he raised his hand
To order his command
I am the face of many you all know well
Lord and sovereign over hell
Here in my domain
I inflict my pleasure of pain
I own your souls to do with what I please
To amuse myself at my whim to tease
Your very existences I do own
As he sat upon his throne
Misery is my pleasure
To toy with you at my own leisure
Stand against me you cannot win
For all those you are mine, those who committed sin
And as for those in the future who are yet to do
A sin of any kind I will be waiting for you
I have an eternity to wait for souls to receive
Those souls I will retrieve
The Vile beast rose to his feet and let out a vile laugh
Rubbed his hands and his cruel eyes burned like a fiery hearth
Sin if you dare
Because in hell, I’ll be waiting there
Hopelessness
Who was it, who said peruse you’re dreams?
It’s not as easy as it seems
For every realistic, idealistic pursuit
Is blocked, and thrown down the rubbish shoot
Only to be left, fallen by the way sides
Where only misery resides
To a tune of utter hopelessness
Ending in a total mess
And the greed of others, take your possession
To reap your
reward is their only progression
Steal away
Your light of day
All that you have worked for
Has gone out the door
Destiny is to keep you poor
Keeping you firmly on the floor
Honest sweat
Is your sure bet
Making do
Is what this means to you
Frustrated screams
Follow your dreams?
I don’t think so
The end result I know
The only sure way
Is to live day to day
Island of dreams
I dreamt of you my darling, the other night
Together on an exotic island of sheer delight
I held you gently in my arms
On sandy beaches, under tropical palms
The warmth of your pursed lips gently kissed mine
Oh heaven, it was so divine
As we lay together on the shore of sands
Sensually caressing each other with our hands
The tepid Chrystal Sea, brushed our soles of love
And the sun heated our passion, from clear blue skies above
The softness of the Caribbean breeze
Set tenderness against the romantic freeze
Together we created that moment of a single pleasure
Taken to an erotic escapade of momentous leisure
To fun and laughter on the beach
But in harsh reality you were out of reach
If only dreams could come true
As a man, and you a woman, I’d want to be with you
And to realise, and wake
To find myself alone and ache
Oh well a guy can only dream
But in reality sometimes dreams can come true, it would seem
If you wish hard enough
Dreams are made of stuff
Only time can tell
In the pursuit of romance, as you and I know well
Live
Touch the burning amber sun, it shines so bright
Watch the sombre dove take flight
There is no mistaking
I’m for the taking
You are the one that knows
Of the rivers unstoppable ebb that flows
With never ending force
Set upon an impossible course
Feel the wind brush
The breath of life touch
As the tear cascades
To hidden masquerades
All feelings purge
To an exciting urge
Chest vibrating thunder
Tingling lightning asunder
Feel, touch, see, and view
Let nature take you
To the sight of many faces
In far off places
On a journey so far
You are who you are
Never say that life is dull
Live it to the full
Don’t get caught
For our meagre life’s are short
Be who you are
The shining star
Be a giver
And see what life does deliver
Looking Back
Looking back at the days of my youth as a lad
Some of the best days that I’ve ever had
Young free from worry and care
Adventurous and full of imagination and dare
Gangs in war games as soldiers in battle we played
Pirates and cut throats that we portrayed
Cowboys and Indians, kings and knights
Cops and robbers, gangsters in fights
Those movies star heroes on films on the big screen
One of many roles in situations we had seen
A stick as a sword, anything used as a gun
Spacemen verses Martians was so much fun
Making or building a tree house or den
Pretending they were castles or fortress then
Fighting back those who would invade
Knights of the roundtable sent on a crusade
Robin Hood and merry men to rob the rich to feed the poor
Frankenstein and monsters that wandered the moor
Romans and gladiators that would clash in a fight
Enemies overthrown and put to flight
How the imagination ran wild in those ways
Entertaining our self’s for fun in those days
All those precious moments from the past
All locked in those memories amassed
Treasured moments keep them safe to be used
Childhood Magic to keep you amused
Love dies
When a partnership and love, is lost forever
And habit keeps both together
Love falls apart
Secrets affect the beating of a heart
Can’t bear the thought of another touch
Leaning on each other emotionally as crutch
Losing the will to give, just to survive
Just to keep a dying relationship alive
Failing in all types of reason
Suffering the accusing treason
Needs pleads
Heart breaks and bleeds
Agony divides
Incarceration arrives
Till pain can’t take no more
And thoughts walk out the door
To run and escape
Picking one’s self out of another scrape
Guilt follows everywhere
As if to follow constantly here and there
Memories bear tears, followed by breakdown
Hurt creates a permanent frown
No remittance from the pain
The feeling of failure again
But what is the choice?
Prolonging the agony is in the voice
The direction is decided
Living with the actions provided
That’s what happens when love dies
Despair sheds tears and cries
Old School days
Granddad told me when he was a lad
When at school in the old days we had
A piece of slate and a stick of chalk
Told to sit up straight and not to talk
No fancy pencils, pens, or books in what to write
We had learn to do things right
Our teacher were stern and strict
Not allowed to answer back or contradict
And if played up or became a