The Poems of David Garlick
Summer now, when the sun shines and the sky’s, a dome of blue. Where the forests greet the ocean. Our fair city welcomes you. You are welcome as the Eagle, soaring to your greatest heights. You are welcome as the Orcas, talisman, of strength and might. Welcome Belize, welcome Ghana. Welcome Tonga, Malta, […]
I’ve read and loved the Robert Service poems. Both his deep and lighter works have much to say and it struck me that the heroes of his verses can still be seen around us, to this day. Where will you find these men so rash and ready? Can I really show you where […]
Long ago I looked at tiny you. Who are you, I thought? Are you really my grandchild? Are you really part of me? So small, so perfect, so bright, so much an individual. How can this be, so soon? Where did you learn so much? Now you are grown up. An art […]
Some hold Mother In Laws in dread but mine’s a perfect dear. For Margaret is more of a friend, than someone I should fear. No, mines a special lady and it gives me joy to tell, of a wonderful Welsh woman that I love so very well. Where other mothers nag and […]