Poems by Neil Marsden

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  • Forgive until tomorrow for I cannot write,
    For fear that stalks me on this silent night...

  • I can no longer count the tears,
    Endless and silent they have fallen...

  • I awoke like a bullet.
    For one dreadful moment...

  • You called today on one of your ' Official Visits...
    The place where tempers had been silenced, and...

  • I chanced a walk in Countersett,
    This New Year...

  • It's bluest cold and darkest grey
    And you will never pass this way...

  • Until a kiss such as this will arouse you,
    When my sweet birds will launch from the nest...

  • I know that you will track me here
    By this stream where my words freely flow...

  • I will remember for the distance,
    Your first forlorn, enchanting cry...

  • My love you are a mystery of tangled dreams to me,
    A slice of life so rich my palate burns to taste...

  • So now you stand out from the shadows my darling,
    Without now the need for disguise...

  • So soon when the morning light washes,
    The land with its blanket of white...