United the Kingdom no longer
Britain the once ever Great
Divided its people stand helpless
In a land so unsure of its fate
The Union Jack once held power
Distinguished in red, blue and white
Seems to have lost any meaning
As its nation can't stand up and fight
Down come the churches and steeples
New gods are now ruling the land
Our land, once free and untethered
Speaks in language we can't understand
Our motto was "Never Surrender"
Yet surrender we seem to have done
And everything British about us
Has vanished, been stolen... And gone
Ian Duquemin
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- Pub Games - Donald Keyman
- Bleak - Paul Fletcher
- United No More - Ian Duquemin
- Sign Language - Lyndon Queripel
- In The Bleak Mid-Winter - Christina Rossetti
- Christmas 1914 - Richard Fleming
- Christmas Morning - John Buchanan
- Back Then – Trudie Shannon
- Four Minutes – Diane Scantlebury
- Christmas Notes – Trudie Shannon
- Really do! - Tony Robert
- Fermain Flight - Richard Fleming
- Time Stood Still - Lyndon Queripel
- Maturity - Diane Scantlebury
- Christmas (Present) - Ian Duquemin
- Black Christmas At Wood Grove (A Jolly Xmas Rhyme)...
- Stone Fish Swimming ~ A Photograph - Trudie Shannon
- Lightstorm - Stephen A. Roberts
- Meeting a Famous Person – Elizabeth Fisher
- Sunset at Cobo - Richard Fleming
- Surrender - Lyndon Queripel
- Guernsey - Ian Duquemin
- Ebola Orphan - Diane Scantlebury
- Paused - Janinka Diverio
- Celebration (for which there are no proper rites) ...
- A Gift Of Flowers - Trudie Shannon
- Firestone - Lyndon Queripel
- Winter Sun - Stephen A. Roberts
- Owl - Richard Fleming
- Tipped Up World - Ian Duquemin
- Blue (A Poem For The Blue Planet) - Kathy Figueroa
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