evening train brightly lit reflected violet green flowers late of pink

Accept these my sweet roses Cécile As a token of my love We stroll these summer fields Cécile And watch the tender skies Heavens choir Cécile Cécile Sweet songs from above John Sellers May (1934)

Many years ago when visiting my home village I spoke to a farmer in a country lane Our discussion centred around change And why the fields and trees More or less remained the same He noted that hummingbirds Were only active for a few seasons Before they destroyed themselves The faster you live the faster […]

Weep Weep From the cliff To the deep Weep My Poppyland Weep Sleep Sleep From the cliff To the deep Sleep My Poppyland Sleep

The blood red poppies Covered the fields That led to the tower Which no longer stands These were our haunts Before their decline

I can hear my guests Long before I can see them As the loose stones Warn me like geese Yet this lane Is rarely occupied As I do not receive visitors

I live in a nutbrowntown With a clown who will drown With a frown in my gown Happy stories always end sadly

summer red roses above my door bring me many pleasures yet the slate grey skies dull their original colour

I always know when you Are pleased with me Due to shape of your lips You are also betrayed By the way you tilt your head

The quintessential Renoir image Is a summers day Pretty girls Wholesome food In a relaxed country setting I have taken these words From an advertisement promoting Charles of the Ritz Why you may ask Am I sharing this with you That is an easy question to answer As the model in the red dress Holding […]