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Premium Member Sunday Morning, 1891 - Edmund Blair Leighton
O' lovely maid, in solitaire
 so fair of cheek and silken hair
A wistful look upon her face
It matters not that she is late

This Sunday morning at the gate
she halts as if to hesitate
and looks around with hopeful chance
as if to take a second glance
for someone...

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Categories: blair, art, autumn, autumn, morning,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member The Day I Met Cherie Blair
When you have spent most of your life,
Suffering from panic attacks, Agoraphobia, and strife,
The last thing you need to happen to you,
Is for your glasses to suddenly break in two.
Only an hour before you meet Cherie Blair,
Help, what a total nightmare.
Then on the next table...

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© Pat Dring  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: blair, lifeday,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Edward Blair Leighton: the Windmiller's Guest
How blessed are the green hills below
Upon which doleful eyes are cast
And the quiescent river flowing  by
Contented each day going pass 

She is barred from being in his company 
As she belongs to another
Yet, love is alive in her elaborate dreams
Where they are free...

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Categories: blair, friendship, happiness, imagination, love,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Epitaph Eulogy By Linda Blair News Flash Obituary
Epitaph – Eulogy
BY
Linda Blair

This man, lying here in state – DEAD – lives.
His aged soul - but not his heart – he gives
to me – for me - this is such a shame,
so on him – everything – I will blame.

He has always – to...

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Categories: blair, friendship, funeral,
Form: Rhyme
An Open Invitation To Tony Blair - Part 1 of 2
Tony Blair, Tony Blair, where have you been? 
You’ve not been coming to London to visit the Queen
But you had seemed so close, meeting weekly when you were PM
You with your cheesy fake smile, waiting around 

For her to put on the right crown 
I...

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Categories: blair, betrayal, political, satire,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Christopher, Blair and Claire
CHRISTOPHER, BLAIR AND CLAIRE

Young Blair was a shy boy, 
Somewhat a nerd,
He just simply could not make a friend,
The nursery school teacher,
Who was my mum,
Enjoyed her job so, 
She was never glum.
Christopher was the lively one in the class,
There was a seesaw and jungle gym...

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Categories: blair, children, school, teacher,
Form: Rhyme



Blair
through being with you
i learned i was selfish
even when i was selfless
it was all about me
through you i learned
if its easy it probably isnt worth it
and sometimes the tough times make the good shine
through being with you
everyone heard my songs
of the dreams of spotlights
because of...

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Categories: blair, introspection, life, love, me,
Form: Free verse
Tony Blair the Tammy Wynette of British Politics
Sometimes it's hard to be a Prime Minister 
Giving all your love to just one man (George Bush)
You'll have bad times, and he'll have good times
Doin' things that you don't understand
But if you love him, you'll forgive him
Even though he's hard to understand
And if you...

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Categories: blair, political,
Form: Rhyme
Blair Lies Other Peoples Kids Die
From Birmingham to Baghdad, Blair sent my son to war
to battle in a conflict based on Bush's baseless tales.
The bombs fell  like the lies from politicians  mouths
and the sons and daughters of ordinary people died. 

Blair sent out our soldiers without the slightest...

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Categories: blair, political, power,
Form: Free verse
He Loves Me Lots (For Blair)
he loves me...
he loves me not!
he loves me...
he loves me lots
poor little daisy
missing petals
how i miss him and he never seems to know
i only i could squeeze him
kiss him 
touch him
just find some way to let him know

He loves me
he loves me NOT!
he loves me...

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Categories: blair, husband, life, love, mystery,
Form: Free verse
Billionaire Blair and Poor Piper
BILLIONAIRE BLAIR AND POOR PIPER

Ice cold world, late night rain fog,
Thought I saw, coming at me, a lone thug.
Certainly a sin for a billionaire like me going to meet
a friend at late hour, walking off this street.
Then I met old wraggled poor Piper,
Out of the...

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Categories: blair, 1st grade, analogy, death,
Form: Rhyme
Lionel Blair
We say farewell to Lionel Blair
immaculate and debonair
who danced around the stage with flair
inspired by stars like Fred Astaire.

26.01.22...

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Categories: blair, farewell,
Form: Epitaph
Blair Minty Wilson
This is a story of wee mental Blair minty Wilson, 
he was a father a brother a nephew an uncle a cousin and one true  friend, 
he was loved by everyone that he did meet, 
His mental health hid from all to see,
And the...

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© Davy Young  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: blair, absence, brother,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things