Classic children's literature with its colourful illustrations has always had a fascination for me. I remember pouring over all the picture books in a Chinese kindergarten where I worked for a short time and just loving the wonderful artwork and the fantastic light in that airy white reading room.
How many people see the world with the wonder of a child?
The grim realities of life steal our joy and our eyes dim with tears or exhaustion.
We should strive to keep the spirit of youth in our words and our actions.
I must admit being a university teacher makes you aware of age creeping up on one, but, 'stay with the young and stay a laid-back cheerful English teacher!' I'll learn from my students to share happy moments and be mother nature's son.
This Book Belongs To Paul McCartney
Darkness falls on Port Sunlight
Tragedy at Heysel stadium
Sinbad leaves Brookside
Reading the god awful newspaper headlines
We should be opening fairy doors
with the kids sometimes
To my dear son, Paul, on your 7th birthday
This book belongs to Paul McCartney
Just like Swallows and Amazons, thanks, Mam!
This Book Belongs To Paul McCartney
Darkness falls on Port Sunlight
Tragedy at Heysel stadium
Sinbad leaves Brookside
Reading the god awful newspaper headlines
We should be opening fairy doors
with the kids sometimes
Mull of Kintyre with lovely Linda
Her name means beautiful in Spain
Martha, your old English sheepdog,
Treat her to a mop-top down Penny Lane
To my dear son, Paul, on your 7th birthday
This book belongs to Paul McCartney
Just like Swallows and Amazons, thanks, Mam!
Mary Angela Nangini's poems celebrate the richness of life and love. From the city to cottage-country and the roads in between, Nangini explores the changing seasons of her varied region. (This book will soon be reprinted in hard cover.)
This is a book of free verse poetry that addresses the seven main tests in life and offers some sensible solutions to passing those tests with minimal discomfort.