David Lewis Paget : Writing

The Recluse

The Recluse

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


He hadn’t lived in the world of men Since he’d tossed his job, and quit, He’d told his boss, ‘There’s no fu..
The Lord of Judgement

The Lord of Judgement

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


The lamplighter held his pole up high And rapped on each window pane, ‘Fix your shutters and pull your blinds, Prepare for the ..
The Perfect Circle

The Perfect Circle

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


‘Time is a perfect circle Where it ends, it curves back in, Starting a whole new cycle Where the other one begins, We canno..
The Spawn of War

The Spawn of War

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


He met his Dad for the first time when His father came marching home, After the war to end all wars From London through to Rome. H..
The Man Who Lived in the Cave

The Man Who Lived in the Cave

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


We’d moved on in to a clifftop house When our babe was very young, I had to erect a barbed wire fence To keep our darling at ho..
The Coffin Bell

The Coffin Bell

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


He lived in a fine old country house Befitting a man of means, With everything a Victorian Squire Could aspire to, in his dreams. ..
If Ghosts Could Lie

If Ghosts Could Lie

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


He stood at the end of the pier that day In hopes that they’d ask him on, But Marilyn had just sailed away With his elder broth..
The Cave

The Cave

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


A single bullet was all it took And I needn’t have wasted that, He sat alone in that dismal cave In an old Field Marshall&rsquo..
The Black Box

The Black Box

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


The truck pulled up at the crack of dawn On a Sunday morn in June, I could hear the men unloading from The darkness of my room, &l..
Maidenhair

Maidenhair

A Poem by David Lewis Paget


The grave they kept on the lonely beach Lay under a foot of lime, Most of the pile had washed away With rain, and the tides of time, ..