Pete's Quartz

Quartz
Buried Treasure
Mecca
Its All Greek To Me
Nothing Matters
Who
Greenwich
Woolwich Tattoo
Quainton
Honeypot Farm
Eastern jewel
Master Paver
For Sukminder
Hullo
Spring
First Flight
Papilion
Trap One
Hedgehog
Blueburger
Big Softie
Hold It
Time And Tide
Five To One
Looking Glass
Seven Years Old
26.1.44.
20/20
Twenty One Again
Seventy
Seventy Two
Eighty Plus
Trophy Winners
Voices
Attaboy
All Saints
Merry Christmas
S.W.A.L.K.
Colour Bar
Routemaster
Sugar And Spice
Ultimate Power
Travelling Back
Love And Marriage
Halo
Hold Your Breath
St.Joseph's
Evening
Last Will
Boomerang
My Love
The sea was like a mill pond
With sailboards slipping by,
The water, cool, inviting,
That grandma had to try.

After resting on the breakwater
Reached across the rainfall stones,
A slow disrobing in the sun
To reveal such fragile bones

No wind today, no breaking surf;
Just happy laughter all around,
When suddenly beneath the waves
No foothold to be found.

Silent slipping, silent down.
Into a silent world,
A silent scream in salty taste,
As silent, clutching, hands unfurled.

Above the sea, in brightest blue,
Sunbathers rush to aid,
But late, too late, to be of use,
The final price is paid.

The pumping of the torso,
The rubbing of the limbs,
The rushing off to dial the nines,
The kneeling, and the hymns.

But no. the shaking heads decide,
As paler shade of white
Grows gruesome to the watching crowd,
Who fade from this grave site.

Soon all is though it never was,
The beach once more alive,
The happening, now a memory,
At twelve hours fifty five.