Poems About: MENTOR

Multiple tongues followed
some strangers to see the
trafficking of images between space
and promises. Somewhere read more »

Although we know that light attracts
the moth, the moth believes the light
is drawn to it, for simple facts
aren’t always seen as black or white. read more »

The world lost an Angel
She walked beside you
And you never knew
She lived next to you
And you never knew read more »

One pupil with greater confidence, a future doctor, or lawyer
or perhaps someone noble like a scientist, stiffens, pipes up:
Sir, Mum’s Greek conjugations and Dad’s trigonometry
are all good for me and fun, but sup this potion no read more »

Who I never wanted to be…
a cynic,
an instigator,
an attacker, read more »

A boy in teens got up at four
In the morning to sell
Newspapers in the area
To make a living read more »

Tribal Women

Before language there were sounds and lines
Also pictures to explain or present warning signs. read more »

Decades faded
Remembering
Old school
Mates, read more »

Impressionable still at seventeen
and working for a living
years of degradation cloaked
the fine art of forgiving read more »

On such rare and marvellous talent how can one put a price
She surely is amazing the one and only Joyce
She has tried every form of poetry one must say with success
And to lovers of poetry Worldwide she brings great happiness. read more »

Sometimes I think I’m laughing at her
Only to find out I’m actually laughing with her and at myself
The sounds that vibrate as we express our joys
In laughter and melody read more »

They may be deceased but in my memory they have not died
My boyhood mentors from the far countryside
Their wonderful insights with me does remain
And in my flights of fancy I see them again read more »