Bobby Vee has left,
by way of the Rainbow bridge.
A noted passing.
Category Archives: Poetry
Memory Dredging – 60’s Bristol
Teddy Boys, think back
Beetle Crushers on their feet.
They ruled evening streets.
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Daydreaming
Girls play in the sun.
Tanned skin looking beautiful.
Thoughts of an old man.
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Walk the Streets of Bristol with me – Whiteladies Road
Victoria Rooms
The BBC studios
Clifton Down Station
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Walk the Streets of Bristolwith me -Blackboy Hill
50 Years Ago in Aber Fan
Hundred forty-four
died this day in Aber Fan
the year sixty-six
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Walk the Streets of Bristol with me-King St.
Washday Blues
My clothes are dirty.
Have nothing to wear today.
Better do laundry.
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Way Back Then
A short story in Haiku style
My first memory.
Jan C. Smuts Home for Children
In Burnham-on-Sea.
Breakfast with some kids.
Walking to the beach lighthouse.
Breathing damp sea air.
Big people took me
to live with as family.
I had siblings now.
We had dogs and cats
And we had a garden too.
I was happy there.
Then I had an urge
The wide world called me to leave
Look where it brought me.
I found new friendships
Bloggers using words galore.
Thank you one and all.
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Walkabout-Bristol From the top of Blackboy Hill
You cross Durdham Downs
On past the seven sisters.
Rest at the White Tree.
Fa - the Green Dragon 
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