Friday, 12 May 2023

Trevor J Potter's Art: Warwick Castle Peacock, Poem and Painting

Trevor J Potter's Art: Warwick Castle Peacock, Poem and Painting:  Turning a corner of the castle garden  We were dazzled by fireworks flaring                                                   at noon; A Su...

Tuesday, 9 May 2023

Warwick Castle Peacock, (Completed Poem).


 Turning a corner in the castle garden 
We were dazzled by fireworks flaring 
                                                 at noon;
A Sultan Peacock, flaunting his feathers,
Out patrolling his patch of lawn.
Meanwhile a bevy of elegant Peahens
Eyed this extravagance with sedate self 
                                                   interest,
Sideways glances
Meaning far more than he could know.

We turned towards the shade of the castle;
His cries shrieked brazen, hierarchic commands.


Trevor John Karsavin Potter,
12th. - 14th.May 2023.   

Thursday, 4 May 2023

Trevor J Potter's Art: Love Story.(Revised).

Trevor J Potter's Art: Love Story.(Revised).: Love seemed so real that night - The stars above us - Your tent stowed away - Your single sleeping bag Big enough for two. Even the foxes  S...

Wednesday, 3 May 2023

Monday, 1 May 2023

Maytime Magdalene, Soho Queen. (Completed).

I was spot on that evening we met,
Our togetherness is for life,
And not just that time censored moment
Long ago,
                 and almost lost in the dust
That seems to deepen every time I look back.

We sat close together in the snug
Talking 
             Talking 
                          Talking
Until, at 11 precisely, the lights flashed on and off,
The hand clanged brass bell crashed our trains of thought,
And the Bar Dog started barking.
Later there was cake, coke and coffee, under a dark green awning,
Then your backward glance as you crossed Tottenham Court Road.

Yes, I knew we were linked for life from that night in the snug,
Spliced tight, tuned in to an inhouse radio station.
And yet we were far too wild to settle down then,
Too self absorbed,
                               Hell bent on life style choices
That left us high and dry, on opposite sides of convention,
And unable to change our minds.
Dream crystals glitzed our goodtime friends to ghosts: 
But to you they seemed a life line.
You wised up, thank God, before Death aimed his scythe.

Oh yes we were far too wild, and perhaps still are now,
Mature in everything but imagination.
All night I have been thinking of our first encounter,
And also that later time, when lying out under the stars
We shared a sleeping bag in a field of horses,
We snuggled close while the white faced moon passed over.


Trevor John Karsavin Potter, 
May 1st. - 2nd. -3rd.  2023.

Winter Night.