Poems by Paul Hirst

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  • Eyes distant as the Moon skin as pale and...
    Someone's Daughter...

  • A robot I wish I could be
    Full of wires and circuitry...

  • Jesus was a Carpenter
    Wood and Nails His trade...

  • I don't like custard
    and you do...

  • In life's circus a clown I play a painted smile I...
    Acting the fool for all to see while...

  • I battle love and all its woes as did the son of...
    Heracles lend me your strength and visions of...

  • I stifle my scream
    Turn pain to Peaches and Cream...

  • I admit it I did it I stilled her
    I picked up my axe and I killed her...

  • I see my Fathers face these days
    As into the mirror I stand and gaze...

  • If only your words were falling leaves
    How brightly my Autumn bonfires would burn...

  • The house is so quite as I walk down the stairs...
    beard rasping on my calloused hand the ticking of...

  • We miss you
    Your hands feet and toes your tiny fingers...