Tyron Allbright 

West Chadsmoor, Cannock Staffs, UK 

 
 
 

Hello my name is Tyron Allbright. I was born in the Midlands. I would like to class myself as just an ordinary backstage sort of a person, who has a great fondness for pets. I have always experienced great pleasure working the land and wood carving, until an injury to my hand led me to the path of poetry. And out of sheer frustration, a new door opened up for me. I had some work published (which amazed me because I had never written before.) Then came a constant stream of published work, to which I would like to express sincere thanks to the International Library of Poetry, and Forward Press Ltd. for their encouragement which led me here. I would like to think my poetry puts across the message of equality for all races and a productive, creative life to each and everyone who shares God's world.

 

Remember Me

the bread is my body, that we break 
follow me, and pick up your torcher stake 
the wine is my blood, to save God's children it will be shed 
remember me when you drink the wine, and break the bread 
the commandments are for God's children, that live on the land 
the tree of life, with love in command 
lead a productive life, there will be rejection and pain 
stay with the tree of life, and one day we shall meet again 
a saviour of all God's children, I shall be 
the great forgiver, you will reach God through me
 

Sculptured Life

forget not the ones, who touched your life 
who painted sunshine, or clouds of strife 
and rainbows that shone, with love and care 
a pair of hands, that would help and share 
the little dreams, that were made come true 
the twisting paths straightened, by a golden few 
as a sculptured life, goes passing by 
the shouldered teardrops of a cry 
the saintly caress of hearts of true 
the blessings of real love, are passed to you 
as eyes of wisdom, open for you to see 
place gently back on the world, what was given free 
look not upon flowered grave with a teardrop in the eye 
for an empty feeling deep inside, will always ask the reason why

Justification Equality Charity

Gentle hands of justification, do serve with their toil 
a table dressed in kings ransom, ye sweated riches of the soul 
God fearing heart of love, your foresight is cruel yet kind 
your guidance shall hunger feed off, and strengthen heart and mind 
the soul that feedeth paper, your wisdom wrapped in pearl 
shall feed a generation on, whence from the womb they do unfurl 

Poverty and Affliction

Blessed is that torcher stake, dressed in strange disguise 
a spiritual sword of affliction, that shapes the sculptured wise 
let faith and conviction fight, to hold a straightened line 
behold the mysteries of thy sculpture, in a likeness of thine 

The Lord's Prayer

seek diligence in your prayer, seek grace to make you whole 
pass down to kith and kin, what shall not enslave their soul 
abundant creative love, shall weigh heavy on the bough 
a ripened spiritual fruit, shall ease the burdened brow 
 

 

Love

when two hearts pull together, love is so alive. 
like a flower nurtured by sun and rain, to survive, 
the seeds from this flower, shall find rain and sun. 
born of two hearts, that became one. 

Skin Deep

the angels sang in harmony, relief was the sigh 
no more burdened hearts, with the unequal cry 
equality had been found, a blessing from above 
the day the world found out, there was no colour in love

God's Tender Hand

the meadows and the moor lands, the wildflower seeks a quiet place 
the surprises of great beauty, paint a smile upon the face 
the mysterious beauty, a dressing of colour on the land 
lovingly kept in order, by God's tender hand 
 
 

All poems Copyright © 1997 Tyron Allbright. All rights reserved.