Pete's Solstice
Solstice
Standstill
Buried Treasure
Simon
Claire
One More Candle
Judith
Silver Spoon
Weggie
Man
Henwick Road School
Eltham Baths
After School
StationMasters House
Ridgebrook Terrace
End Of The Line
Foxhole Cottage
Anyone For Tennis
Plantagenet
Thames Barrier
O Horse
Carnivore
Corvus Corone Corone
Troglodyte Troglodyte
Navigator
Earth Mover
No Time
Doctor Doctor!
One Degree Under
Sten Gun
We Trained
Donner Und Blitzen
Friday Night
Post
Legionnaire
Motor100
Two Tone
Jump Jet
BenLomond
Metamophis
Good God
Now
Advanced Level
The Wall
Unsuccessful
Masochists
Woden
Nagasaki
EarlyToBed
BlessTheBride
Dead is Dead
A Penny For Them
My Old Dutch
Hush
Michelmas daisies brushed the windows
And fell through the open back door,
As the sparrows, cheeky chirpy chaps,
Black bibs bobbing cleaned the floor.

A small pond built of red bricks,
Resting on the surrounding pavement.
With two gold fish shark size,
when light in refraction bent.

The level lawn. handkerchief square,
Had hedges of heather and blue,
And the rustic archway over the path.
Was drenched with roses of pinky hue.

Beyond this heavenly haven
Of bright eyed spiders domain,
Vegetables of every colour.
And underground. round sugar cane.

Purple gooseberry, the size of egg,
Between succulent strawberry and apple
That shine in the shade, in dark brown earth,
Where birch leaves gently dapple.

This plantation, with no straight lines
Or ruled edges, that shocks
the natural scheme of growing garden.
Ends finally in hollihocks.

This magnificent backdrop
Highcr than stretched finger tips.
Would ever open travellers eyes
And round astonished disbelieving lips.

Those palm tree tall sodium lights
That edged that road side oasis,
Though reduced now to memory
Their sight and perfume 1'11 never miss,
For they are printed on my heart
And will return at my slightest wish.