| our culture trip...up the road | by j arnold | we all decided for our elp to travel the world, to see what we could see. but of course, that dreams too bold, so we decided to go...up the road. |  | | | |
| A tribute to care homes, everywhere | | by Betty Moisey | | I just came into the home
Four weeks ago, to-day
And the kindness and love I felt immediately
Simply took my breath away.
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| chinese new year | by joyce and derek, ship street | the dragon danced and swayed in china town. the new year he danced in the golden pig he sat there as the fire crackers made a din. | | more | |
| Do not judge me | | by Kay Daley | | Do not judge me, Do not Judge me or condem me
There but for the grace of God you could be me.
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| Carers and social workers | | by Owain King
| | Into care I have come.
My mum and dad are real mugs.
They’re stoned again.
Yeh on drugs.
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| | | Childhood Gifts | | by David Partridge | | Daffodils and Bluebells,
Freshly picked in the woods.
Primroses found in shady hollows,
Favourite Violets if you could
Find them with keen eyes
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| The Road | | by Charles O'Donnell, LEO Project | | Some you win, some your lose. The life you live is the life you choose. Some roads are good and some are bad Some are happy and some are sad! I’m feeling better than yesterday, I’m on my road, going my way. Hearing and listening to what you have to say! I’m making progress & that’s for sure Looking for the perfect time to walk through the door Well today’s the day, I’ll walk that way Today is brighter, a mighty fine day. | |
| Voices & Choices | | by Adrian Sloan | | What are these strange voices
Ringing round this Town
Shouts and screams echo throughout the night
Oi! Keep the dams noise down. | | more | |
| a couple of poems | |
by mary mcculloch | |
it&rsquos good to have some time to reflect but may i suggest with due respect that you stop and think of all those folk who have no one at all to chatter to. | | more | |
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