Poet Warrior, extra ordinary words from an ordinary man.
A lament for Innocence
Who will wipe the tears from my eyes
Who will brush the rubble from my hair?
Not long in this world
Now I’m gone.
In whose eyes will shine my promise
In whose ears will ring my laughter?
Not long in this world
Now I’m gone.
Who will tease my mother
Who will annoy my father?
Not long in this world
Now I’m gone.
In which God’s name did you stop the laughter
In which God’s name did I die?
Not long in this world
Now I’m gone
Sh
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Home: This page, an introduction, selecting home from the menu on the right will bring you back to this page.
Articles: Take you to a page that has articles which I have written for various publications.
The next three links will take you to one of following three collections of my poems:
Dancing strings of Gods Lute - Poetry: Poems inspired by and written in the style of the devotional mystics such as Sufis, Mirabhai, Mahadevi Akka and others. These are the songs of the lover for his beloved, the reply of the beloved and their union.
Songs for men to chant - Poetry: Poems inspired by the work of men such as Robert Bly, Michael Meade, Robert Moore and David Gillette
Tales of Love and Confusion - Poetry: My interpretations of the themes of love and confusion which colour so many aspects of our everyday lives.
Prophet Eternal: One of my favourite books by one of my favourite authors is 'The Prophet' by Khalil Ghibran. This is a book which I go back to again and again. I was surprised to read that Ghibran had intended this to be part of a trilogy which would cover themes of man's relationship with man, man's relationship with nature and man's relationship with the divine. I understand that, unfortunately he died before completing the second two of these books. Prophet Eternal is my interpretation of the third of these books.
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