D.E. CoombeDevon, Tel Sidmouth, UK |
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I was born in a village near Taunton U.K. and I now live in a cottage in the country near the sea in Devon, U.K. I have many interests but my main hobbies are gardening, reading and walking. My poems are about everyday things that interest me and I hope they will give pleasure to everyone. I belong to the National Trust and I also have many travel videos of various countries which I enjoy viewing. In the past in addition to passing other examinations I passed the University of Cambridge examination in English Grammer and Literature with other subjects. |
My GardenI have such a pretty gardenThough rather small. I'll tell you just the little things I can recall. A little Lads Love a little one, and that comes first of all; And then some Buddleias, more than one, because they're nice and tall: Enough not overmuch, Gold Rod; And Rosemary, that fragrant herb Which is a favored one of God. A little Lilac bush and ,a Laburnum tree where birds do sing. And I have in my garden small another thing- The atmosphere of Perfect Peace Where one may work and rest for nature only can release One's spirit at it's best. |
The Faithful HeartThere is a little black road winding down through the valeTo a little white cot near the sea There are two little green gates Where a black spaniel waits, With his soft brown eyes And wistful sighs So patiently. There is a white hair or two just beneath his well chin And a few on his breast you can see. But through all the long days By the green gates he stays With his soft brown eyes And wistful sighs So patiently. Someone he loves has gone from his life. It is she he is longing to see So through all the long days By the green gates the stays With his soft brown eyes And wistful sighs So patiently. |
The Lonely HeartThere is a word I long to sayTo someone who is far away. That word is- Mother. There is a hand I long to touch Of someone whom I love so much The gentle hand of - Mother There a two lips I long to kiss Of someone whom I always miss The tender lips of - Mother Oh come to me and ease my pain Tell me I'm waiting not in vain Hear my lonely cry - Mother |
All poems Copyright © 1997 D.E. Coombe. All rights reserved.