Poems by Bill Turner

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  • The bells of freedom no longer ring
    Soldiers die on foreign soil...

  • It is the summer of our love...
    Burning bright and hot for the world to see...

  • Lavender negligee hanging on your skin
    Barely covering the beating of your heart...

  • The symphony of my heart pounds out a crescendo
    A driving wall of sound drowning the noise of life...

  • Take my hand, let me guide you
    Together we shall walk this life...

  • Tell me you love me
    Hold me tight...

  • I have spent fifteen years hating November
    The weather is cold and gray...

  • As I stared into the abyss
    Drawn towards the brink...

  • Rain falling steadily down from the grey sky
    A sense of doom wrapped about her like a coat...

  • Spring blowing through my hair
    Rumble flowing from beneath me...

  • The first I heard you speak
    I felt the rush of all our past lives...

  • Walls dripping and cold
    Puddles growing at my feet...