Poems:            Take the heart on a dance Take the heart on a dance Remember the days of chance And go back to seventy-three's trance Take the heart on a dance Elevated senses On the wind of first romance When days could be hungry And hard to understand Latin master in a rage At the ridicule you stage Of Caesar's words on Celtic land Going home to A little cream envelope, the end of it And all that your young spirit  Cares for  A beautiful red-haired girl Will see you no more Up from the house And into the field  Heavy with first love's yield By the ivy-clad gate post You are ready to moisten your fears  With tears But your mother has sent up your friend And you talk of a relationship's end Just like all the other Brave teenage men December  99 Poem index My Home Page