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
I miss the sound of clattering trams
From the Welcome Inn at night,
The whirring of the wire wound motor
That hugs the tracks so tight.

I heard them climbing up the slope
From Woolwich by the stream,
And then at Shooters Hill cross roads
Controlled descent a dream.

The dead mans handle, held with love
In metal smoothed hand, worn grey
By milks of governing progress slick,
In shifts, both night and day.

The chattering of the cow catcher
On cobbles made of wood,
And brakes, assisted by bags of sand,
Overcome the weathers mood.

The banging of the reversing seats
As terminus draws near,
And clanging bell, at drivers foot,
That schoolboys dare to hear.

The comfort that the singing track
Gave to travellers late in dark,
Never lonely waiting there
Though streets were traffic stark.

They came. perhaps not even spaced,
Sometimes in three or four.
But always, even in the darkest times,
Always, theres still one more.