White rabbit and swan shaped clouds
Across the Caribbean sky chase,
Majestic coconut palms sway and bow
To vapour dragons and galleons as they race,
By the pool lounge the tattooed,
Beer swigging masses,
Their children splashing and cavorting
Draw disdainful glances from the snobby,
Hiding behind their dark glasses,
The sun blazes, waves crash
It’s “happy hour” once more,
By now red, raw and sunburnt
More rum and beer
Down their parched throats they pour,
Before the scene gets too boisterous
Just in time comes the rain,
Like the beer
It’s cool, wet and refreshing,
So none can grumble or complain!
Diane Scantlebury
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- To Beauty, A Prayer - Kathy Figueroa
- Still Only 62p A Litre - Stephen A. Roberts
- The Horses Are On The Track - Chris Hudson
- Can’t Complain - Diane Scantlebury
- The Knowing - Susan Jones
- A Very Short Journey - Marianna Pliakou
- Large Animal - John E Blaise
- Poem From The Hippie Days - Kathy Figueroa
- Beauteous Morn To See The Day - Chris Hudson
- Golgotha - Joan Raleigh
- Not Sad - Diane Scantlebury
- The Bones Of It - Susan Jones
- First Memory? - Stephen A. Roberts
- Sorry Peter, Paul and Mary - John E Blaise
- A Place of Pride - Janet
- Behind Bars - Chris Hudson
- Fighting Alligators - John Buchanan
- Never the Right Time - Diane Scantlebury
- To Rhyme Or Not To Rhyme - Janet
- Unlimited Resources - Rod Ferbrache
- A Different Road - Chris Hudson
- Contented Soul - Diane Scantlebury
- Ode To Free Verse - Stephen A. Roberts
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