by Susie | Oct 16, 2023 | In Death, Uncategorized, War
Lay down your guns your weapons snarl they maim and rip like devils teeth, they tear and kill… my heart it bleeds, how cold my limbs I implore your eyes lay down your guns, how dim this sky. Land, air, sea bombarded with too much ease, crushed and broken a Mother...
by Susie | May 9, 2023 | Family, In Death, Memories, My Family, Travel, Uncategorized
Jane’s Memorial Day-A Special Memory. It seems a long time ago now but then I suppose it is, Forty Three years in fact. In the Spring of 1980 Jane and I visited the land of the pharaohs. I had recently met Hamada and he kindly ask if we would like to go visit his...
by Susie | Mar 19, 2020 | Articles., Health Issues, In Death, Poetry, Travel
The world turned on its head today, It collided, stumbled stuttered and fell. the bustling regular ordinary days the ones we love the best, changed, slowly at first but then, with a great rush of fear. The world turned on its axis, it shuddered, And all at once...
by Susie | Sep 10, 2018 | In Death, Love poems, Memories, Poetry, Uncategorized
Lowered eyes glanced through grimy windows smeared rain spots across the filthy panes of Bus34. Memories sneaked the corners of my mind and rolled hotly down my cheeks. Casting eyes upwards to grey smudgy skies, head resting at a tired angle I looked for...
by Susie | Aug 26, 2018 | Home at Hemingway, In Death, Love poems, Memories, Open Letters, Poetry
Do You Think I had Forgotten You ? The years and months pass quickly now from the delicate Springtime to the gloriously hot Summers the brilliant kaleidoscope of Autumn and on to the snow covered Winters,the days and months sneakily roll into one patch of...
by Susie | Apr 18, 2018 | Imaginations and inter-blogging, In Death, Love poems, Memories, Multiple myeloma, Poetry, The Box of Secrets, Uncategorized
When I don’t mention your name it wishes to slip through my lips it rolls around in my mouth it hinders my speech you are not a memory lost you are with me always yearning to escape, please can I mention your name? A new guest for tea like old school friends...