‘A Winter’s Tale’ by Jeff Eardley
. A Winter's Tale There’re many strange and spooky tales, That come from England’s hills and dales. When Winter tightens ...
. A Winter's Tale There’re many strange and spooky tales, That come from England’s hills and dales. When Winter tightens ...
Alive, Alive-o In Dublin’s fair city,Where the girls are so pretty,There lived an old woman,Who was well known to ...
. Guitar music for "Sheebag Sheemore" performed by Jeff Eardley. . The Session Monday at the Shamrock Inn, So, the ...
. Give Praise for These Days of Old Age You’re up in the morning, you moan and you groan, You’re ...
. Professional musician and SCP poet Jeff Eardley performs a medley of Christmas songs on his guitar. Merry Christmas from ...
. On the Death of Mike Lynch, August 19, 2024 They say his blood was Irish, with his toothy Gaelic ...
. Gunfight at the Oatcake Corral There’s an old English town known as Fargo, In the dark, rugged hills of ...
. In Spring 2024, UK poets Jeff Eardley and Peter Hartley crossed paths with American poets James A. Tweedie and ...
. Phone Home I often talk to radio astronomers, The kind of guys who like to stay anonymous, Who chew ...
. Music by Jeff Eardley . Look Homeward, Sweet Afton after Robert Burns Look homeward, Sweet Afton, back to thy ...
. Musician and SCP poet Jeff Eardley performs the traditional Irish tunes "The Tenpenny Bit" and "Kesh Jig" in honor ...
. The Stoat and the Old Goat This tale concerns a little stoat, With eyes of black and velvet coat, ...
. Old Clem In his novel Great Expectations, Charles Dickens refers to a song sung by blacksmiths at the forge ...
. Masks When tourists arrive in our village, The question that most of them ask, Is, “Why is it all ...
. Christmas Medley performed by Jeff Eardley . . Absent Friends The Christmas lights are twinkling on the houses all ...
. . Music by Jeff Eardley . . The Return to Ithaca by Brian Yapko This shall not be forever, ...
. Ode to Old Tom Old Tom he stalks the English Dales, The Patron Saint of potent ales. He makes ...
. Cystolitholapaxy Cystolitholapaxy (si-stow-luh-THAA-luh-pak-see): a procedure to break up bladder stones into smaller pieces and remove them “It’s Cystolitholapaxy for ...
. September 9th 1901… A September evening in old Paris town, The time when Parisians let their hair down. There’s ...
. Avalon This little tale concerns a man, Who in an English village ran A thriving little corner shop, Supplying ...
. "The Lark in the Morning" is a traditional Irish song performed on classical guitar by poet and professional musician ...
. The Ballad of Mrs. Pam Able Mrs. Pam Able was very unstable, And loved to be tied to her ...
. Burns Night is when Scotland's most important bard, Robert Burns (1759-1796), is celebrated, usually with the recitation of Burns' ...
. “Newquay, we have a problem” January 9, 2023 We’ve gathered in thousands to witness the blast-off, We’re sipping Champagne ...
. A Christmas medley by poet Jeff Eardley: . . Jeff Eardley lives in the heart of England near to ...
. The Last Man on the Moon for Gene Cernan My gaze was set toward the Western sky, To see ...
. The Italian Job a true story “I’m from Pisa,” she cried with a giggle, As she leaned, towering over ...
. Capability Brown Lancelot “Capability” Brown was England’s greatest landscape architect. His name was Capability, A man of great humility, ...
. The Spoonerisms Man, or The Moonerisms Span His name was Mr. Spooner and he owned a service station. He ...
. Culloden, April 16, 1746 In the Winter of 1745, the Jacobite army of Bonnie Prince Charlie passed through my ...
. The Chained Oak This tale concerns the fifteenth Earl of Shrewsbury, A member of the English aristocracy. With mighty ...
. Happy St. Patrick's Day! Share your St. Patrick's Day Poetry in the comments section below. While writing and posting, ...
. Nuclear Fusion written upon hearing of the UK's recent fusion energy breakthrough Those white-coated boffins in England, Have been ...
. An Oldie's Valentine Love Poem We met when she was seventeen, The fairest maid I’d ever seen. With eyes ...
. Aromatherapy This tale concerns an English Lass, Who signed up for an evening class, “There’s money to be made” ...
. “Lud's Church" or “The Green Chapel” after Sir Gawain and the Green Knight I travel to this place each ...
. The Tunnel to Australia It’s raining every day in Merrie England. It’s falling from the sky most every day. ...
. Robert Jack Eardley was, for many years, Chief Psychiatrist for the U.S. Justice Department. In 2000, he organised a ...
. El Chapo El Chapo was a criminal, a very nasty bloke. A dealer in Amphetamines, along with Crack and ...
. There never was a night so long When time went crawling by. The Arctic wind came howling in Across ...
A very fine poem, Paul. There was no reason at all for World War I to happen. None whatsoever. And…
Brian, I'm grateful that what I have written has been helpful and enlightening. If one person speaks up, his words…
It's fascinating that so many are so nostalgic for the pop-culture things we worked so hard to avoid!
on the tail end - here's one: Judy and Leslie When we grow up, we want to be famous Like…
First the mood put in mind of Frost's, Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening. Then, as the speaker…
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