Author: Mary
I write as both Mary Bray and under the pseudonym of Samantha Beardon.
Nuggets of joy
Where do you find little nuggets of joy Each and every day, do you need your radar as decoy Or do you soak them up, with negativity have no truck, find joy in tiny and in big What makes you smile, is it sometimes naughty Or is it always pc, like in a laboratory Kindness… Continue reading Nuggets of joy
Golf vagarities
Walk to remember
Intoxicated
Intoxicated by the feelings Relaxed chaste dealings Minds filled with wonder All else pushed asunder Is this fantasy, or reality Inside, or outside, morality Emotions at the peak Satisfaction all they seek Tentative touch Tingles raise much Holding eye contact Body wrestling contact Heavy breathy sighs Melting little crys Dancing to the rhythms Until pleasure… Continue reading Intoxicated
Tribute to Victoria Wood who has sadly died.
Memories
I open the book of memories gone To add pages new, but linger on The pictures of treasured times Gone by, pictures of my life flying by Visions that flow like pages of a book Maybe out of order but how they look Maybe distorted by the mirror of time But never the less indisputably… Continue reading Memories
When a smile
When A smile lights up a face Warms the soul, leaves a trace Joy and happiness fit the bill Sometimes misery adds a chill Frown and glower sets the face For despair we have to brace Try to find the bud of hope Nurture it expand its scope Don’t rail about the tides of fate… Continue reading When a smile
Spring
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