Category Archives: Sonnet

The Fault is Mine

Posted on 2 November 2022 by Howard Benn

Since you have gone, my heart, now struck in two, Has left me with one image in my mind; A faltering vision, a half of you, Which I will lose, since time cannot rewind And bring your essence back to … Continue reading →

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The days are long and lend themselves to pleasure,

Posted on 2 August 2020 by Terry Wassall

The days are long and lend themselves to pleasure, The nights are times to rest and take my ease. The years go by and I enjoy my leisure, A solitary life spent as I please. My shelves are full of … Continue reading →

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Climate Changer

Posted on 30 July 2020 by Jim Mallin

While sitting alone facing into the sun She protests to people who don’t listen A planet on fire is a smoking gun While being adrift without a mission Saying her views instead of school learning With rouge seas rising, icebergs … Continue reading →

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