Poems by N J Thornton

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  • Mindful eyes, peer through the glass.
    Homes of humble people, it is presumed...

  • Hush now, the pest has gone,
    And whilst the fibbings may commence beginning of...

  • He heard the brass ring,
    ‘though the bell was gone...

  • By-the-by 'though come what may
    And merely flew those words astray...

  • Twinkle twinkle sapphire hues
    In your eyes clearest of blues...

  • Twilight grew closer,
    As he muttered in her ear...

  • Crisp green basking in the sunlight
    Chocolate brown firmly stood, alone...

  • She gripped the lace fingers,
    interlocking with her own...

  • And he stood before eternity,
    waiting for his love to arrive...

  • She leaned back in her favorite chair
    and closed her eyes...

  • There she rocked him gently
    The wind blew a gale outside...

  • Twas a crisp evening, sky covered with haze
    Creatures hibernate away stirring days...