Washed onto the shore, lifeless, that dear little angel
such heartbreaking sadness, beyond words, and verse
and imagine, beyond this tragedy and evil
his family, his people, are fleeing from worse.
We all have to do something, this mustn't go on
money, possessions, or time we can give
lobby our leaders, form one loud voice
we owe that dear angel, as long as we live.
Tony Bradley.
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- Close My Eyes - Tony Robert
- Le Catioroc - Oscar Milde
- All The Wrong Reasons - Lyndon Queripel
- The Harvest Moon - Jenny Hamon
- Flowers In Our Hair - Tony Bradley
- Conned Or...? - Donald Keyman
- I'd Sooner Be Poor Than Be Like You! - Ian Duquemin
- Passing Strangers - Katherine Svensson
- Sorry, you're a poet - Bryony de Lat
- Comfort Vessel - Kate Lee
- West is Best - Diane Scantlebury
- The future's imminent (it’s not in our hands) - Ju...
- Moth - Trudie Shannon
- Service Charge - Lyndon Queripel
- In My Dreams - Lester Queripel
- Saved - Tony Bradley
- Exodus - Ian Duquemin
- Battle Ensues - Valandra Bolan
- I Can't Bear Grylls - Bryony de Lat
- First Born - Diane Scantlebury
- Who's Got The Blues? - Lyndon Queripel
- The Magic Hour - Kathy Figueroa
- Harbouring Doubt - Joan Etoile
- In comfort, in debt - Tony Bradley
- That Awful Truth - Trudie Shannon
- The Old Farmhouse - Tony Gardner
- I Make No Apologies For My Passion - Lester Queripel
- Teachers of Terror - Ian Duquemin
- Goodbye, Harvey Graham (The Editor's Cut) - Tony B...
- Shipwright - Trudie Shannon
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