Poems by Thomas Pender

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  • I will tell you a story
    of a man who saw the face of God...

  • I Wonder
    If you were to ever know...

  • Bow down in lonely guilt
    beneath this gaping cross...

  • I will slide down high thermals
    to where the deep sky caress's the blue...

  • There were two crescent Moons hanging
    caught in the shadow of Venetian eyes...

  • I stand with you now
    on the headland...

  • These old cobbles have rung loud
    with the hard iron clad hooves of war...

  • Let us Remember them
    The Heroes and Cowards alike...

  • Cracked ceilings stare at blank damp walls
    Patterns of plaster...shrivelled...hanging limp...

  • Lovely Lady
    While you still delay...

  • Those looking long will see you
    in the deeps of burnished gold...

  • So let us scry and bring to hallowed bloom
    auguries on a tainted wind...