Friday 1 May 2015

Just a sweet song

Just a sweet song

Faith and fire
Song of battle

Performing in

Comfort
Content
Delight

‘The celestial choirs are mute
,the angels have fled’-Harold Monro

No 1

A deeper light in the sky

‘Caressing pencils of the sun’-Alice Meynell

Death

‘The very kiss of Christ’-Alice Meynell

‘A flower without pain’-Harold Monro

On holiday

‘I saw sunset glow’-John Mc Crae

A musical showering

Marriage?

We can dance,  each night

God on earth
Baby throne
The birth of Jesus

Holidays

‘A rich tide of peace’-Eliot Crawshay Williams

‘Ghosts march of our brother’s-R.E.Vernade

Vibrating chords

They took that song into their hearts

Feeling

‘Unfriended, unrewarded, and unknown’-Mary Borden

A mother’s tears
Being given a daffodil

Flowers are hopes and dreams

Being home song-

Is it a home joy?
Or a home sorrow?

‘The laughter of unclouded years’-William Noel Hodgson

The twinkle of wings in the light

Moon’s full

‘Her meditative misty head
was spectral in its air,
And I involuntarily said
‘What are you doing there?’ –Thomas Hardy

A sunset hold
I watch it,
A gorgeous sky night

Human tenderness
The glow of it

‘Sacred honour fair’-Alfred Norman

‘Love drove me to rebel’-Siegfried Sassoon

‘Of the hurt of the colour of blood’-Wilfred Owen

‘Twilight of the ships’-G.K,Chesterton

‘Your baby words’-Teresa Hooley

‘Virtue in the sun’-Edmund Blunden

‘Waters of a fountain’-Antonio Machado

‘She is all harmony’-Anne Sexton

‘Endless and singing’-Stephen Spender

‘Wine of song’-Francis Thompson

‘Sunlight on their graves ‘-Siegfriend Sassoon

Dreaming alone now
I miss having someone

‘The wild sweet blood of wonderful youth’-Charlotte Mew

‘Twinkling country things’-Charlotte Mew

‘Eyes of flame’-Lewis Carroll

‘I went out to the hazel wood
because a fire was in my head’-William Butler Yeats

‘The silver apples of the moon
The golden apples of the sun’-William Butler Yeats

‘I’m the lighter, you’re the lighter fuel’-Gavin Ewart

‘The song of nights sweet bird’-Percy Bysshe Shelley

‘Daybreak that’s wonderously clear’-Maya Angelou

‘Heaven looks from its towers’-Robert Browning



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