David Lewis Paget : Writing

The Hart Midsummer Fair

The Hart Midsummer Fair

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


‘Just where do you think you’re going, girl With those ribbons in your hair?’ ‘I’m off to the world of Make..
The Secret Women's Clique

The Secret Women's Clique

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


Her skin was dark and her hair was black, She walked with a Spanish sway, ‘She could be from South America,’ I would hear..
The Blacksmith's Hammer

The Blacksmith's Hammer

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


The birds are twittering in the trees That stand outside my door, There’s only a pale grey dawning light ‘Til the sun com..
The Tree by Calder's Gap

The Tree by Calder's Gap

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


The tree was the lord of the neighbourhood For it looked down over all, Grown on a hill by a sparkling rill It blossomedfrom Springto..
Living for Now!

Living for Now!

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


I’d driven along the cobbled street And along to the village square, When something had caught my attention, and It was then I ..
Icicles

Icicles

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


‘There were icicles hung from the window-sill At dawn, when I thought to peep, And the snow’s built up to the top of the door..
Sunday Best

Sunday Best

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


‘We haven’t the money for bread, my love, We haven’t the money for tea, You’d best get dressed in your Sunday bes..
The Wizard of Barkly Chase

The Wizard of Barkly Chase

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


He came unbidden one frosty night To the village of Barkly Chase, He didn’t look out of the ordinary But carried a single case,..