From Heart and Soul

A Collection of Poems

Häftad, Engelska, 2018

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This collection of poems has been written over a number of years, and cover a diverse range of topics, from love poems written for his wife, to such varied themes as nature, philosophical subjects, and some of quite a comical nature. The author tends to pick subjects which occur to him from his life experiences, or ideas supplied to him by friends and family. The result is an eclectic mix of poems, which all have a personal connection to the author and his life.A `Battersea dog’ who won over our heart,she charmed our lives from the very start.So much joy she brought our way,filling our lives with pleasure, day by day.Memories flood wherever we are –memories of our baby, no longer there.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2018-02-27
Mått140 x 216 x 5 mm
Vikt123 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor88
FörlagSaron Publishing
ISBN9780995649590

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Starting life in South Yorkshire, after a 'normal' education to High School level, John joined the Police Cadets, and after three years of training and introduction to the Police world, he completed his training as a Police Constable, and was posted to a number of mining villages in South Yorkshire, before voluntarily transferring to Sussex, where he was posted to Rye, a beautiful 12th century market town close to the Kent border. His duties there included foot patrol around the town, and later as crew of the Sub Divisional response car, still working from Rye.In the summer of 1983 he successfully applied for the post of village bobby in one of the village beats within Rye Sub Division, responsible for a number of villages covered by three different parish councils, and including a stretch of the Channel coast, and a coastal country park at Fairlight, just outside Hastings.This idyllic life was interrupted in the autumn of 1984 by two major events. He was on duty for the Conservative Party conference in Brighton, when the Grand Hotel was bombed by the IRA. Shortly afterwards, for about a year, he found himself covering the miners' strike in various locations around the UK.Towards the end of his service, he became involved in tutoring newly-appointed police constables, and then, on a monthly basis as an assessor, involved in the selection of potential recruits applying to join the Force. He also became involved in the training of Special Constables, and in the running and training of his Station's Police Cadet unit (See the poem - A Jubilee Walk!)On retirement in 1999 he toured Europe in an American motor home, before settling with his wife Dorothy in rural Shropshire.

A Forever LoveA Pastoral PoemSolitary ConfinementRobinYour Love Is My LifeWhy?Creature of the NightPaper PreferencesTunisian LoveTen By TenSea-ScapeThe DreamLibbyLibbyA Jubilee WalkCompromiseCage BirdDadThe Cess PitLiving LifeThe Love TreeTime WarpThe Tragedy That is WarBing The MagnificentThe Black and White Minstrel ShowThe Old ManMotorway MeetingsThe Oak TreeThese Things You AreThe N.H.S.Our Fate-Full LivesPoppiesThe Graceful SwanNow and ForeverIf Heaven Had a TelephoneA Gentle WordDreamsLove In My HeartThe Dragon SlayerForgetting To RememberLove Is The Greatest FeelingA Flight From NowhereTunnel TerrorismLove As Art DisplayedThe Eternal MoonLove DefinedWhat Is Love?The Value of Independence