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"martyn" poems
Ludwig Ii A Bavarian King with no bone bad A Bavarian King introverted not mad A king who lived life by night A king who stayed out of sight The Swan king was his given name from Bavarian bloodstock he came Maximilians Death took away his youth On throne pomp splendoured and couth Peer pressure never kneel Twas Opera Ludwig did feel Robert Wagner was his one true love Ludwig fitted Wagner hand in glove A queen, A queen the Bavarians did wish Lovestruck Elsa dry eyes diminish Conformity died during Ludwigs reign His sexuality showed no shame Lake Starnberg scene of demise Mystery death ****** or boat capsize The King ,The King long live the King Life lived how he chose Ludwig ii A Bavarian King with no bone bad A Bavarian King introverted not mad A king who lived life by night A king who stayed out of sight The Swan king was his given name from Bavarian bloodstock he came Maximilians Death took away his youth On throne pomp splendoured and couth Peer pressure never kneel Twas Opera Ludwig did feel Richard Wagner was his one true love Ludwig fitted Wagner hand in glove A queen, A queen the Bavarians did wish Lovestruck Elsa dry eyes diminish Conformity died during Ludwigs reign His sexuality showed no shame Lake Starnberg scene of demise Mystery death ****** or boat capsize The King ,The King long live the King Lived life how he chose with no offspring Thank You Martyn Grindrod
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Apr 5, 2017
Apr 5, 2017 at 2:41 AM UTC
Ludwig II
Splendid soldier you I'm merely your descendant barely fit to footstep follow I'm discipled , My kindred hero Foreign soils desperately dank Churchillian's major tactical outflank Death by bulleted blight ******* German bight Evil eradication in Holland's nether land Liberation free , Guaranteed Twas his life he gave Home to a war hero's grave Death knell to heroic soldier blue And maybe I'm a tad bitter 'tis true My Blood lost his life to a gameplan After all what's a medal without the man Martyn Grindrod My tribute to my Grandad William Fred Grindrod 20/12/1918 - 30/11/1944 Who would have been 100 years old today.
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Dec 20, 2018
Dec 20, 2018 at 8:47 AM UTC
My Blood
Archipelago of fire Beautiful muchness high admire Mediterranean sunset, Silvery moon shallow drift of a blue lagoon biblical , roman citadel Rabat rabbit , Mdina befell allied ally , friend nay foe Britannia forevermore Africa, europe nearer unsure Divided ocean's fight it's land a Country much sought after beaches of many laughter Pleasure crafts, weekend a saunter line up deep blue still for Malta's high nightlife St Julian's hip paceville Little Malta's big on me three islands ,three cities more Sunshine eternal burn 'til adventurers return Martyn Grindrod
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Jul 13, 2019
Jul 13, 2019 at 6:02 AM UTC
Little Malta's big on me
UKFT has launched Made It, a collaboration between the trade body, Graduate Fashion Week and Marks & Spencer designed to bring together graduate designers and UK manufacturers. As part of the initiative, which was launched at a reception at the Houses of Parliament last night, Marks & Spencer and the UKFT will sponsor a number of Graduate Fashion Week winners to have their collections made in the UK. In addition, to promote a better understanding of UK manufacturers and to encourage designers to use them as their preferred source of manufacturing, the UKFT, Marks & Spencer and Graduate Fashion Week will host a series of Masterclasses at five select universities across the country. Hosted by Damian Collins MP, UKFT and Graduate Fashion Week, the reception included a catwalk show and was attended by key policy makers, industry influencers, major retailers, leading brands and UK manufacturers, with special guests including Graduate Fashion Week ambassadors Alesha Dixon, Mandi Lennard and Caryn Franklin as well as designer Zandra Rhodes and fashion critic Suzy Menkes. “The UK has some of the best designer graduates in the world and some of the most talented manufacturers – Made It brings them together. Not only will we see the creation of some stunning collections, the project will also help to ensure the success of the next generation in understanding the business of fashion, which is a fundamental part of UKFT’s purpose and key whether you are developing a new brand, working with manufacturers or growing business overseas,” said UKFT chairman Nigel Lugg. Graduate Fashion Week managing director Martyn Roberts said the initiative was “a wonderful opportunity” for GFW students to get first hand knowledge and experience of working with British manufacturers. “These are vital skills for fashion design graduates and essential for keeping Britain at the forefront of design,” he said.Read more at:http://www.marieaustralia.com/bridesmaid-dresses | www.marieaustralia.com/red-carpet-celebrity-dresses
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Nov 10, 2016
Nov 10, 2016 at 1:31 AM UTC
UKFT launches Made It to support graduate designers and UK manufacturers
UKFT has launched Made It, a collaboration between the trade body, Graduate Fashion Week and Marks & Spencer designed to bring together graduate designers and UK manufacturers. As part of the initiative, which was launched at a reception at the Houses of Parliament last night, Marks & Spencer and the UKFT will sponsor a number of Graduate Fashion Week winners to have their collections made in the UK. In addition, to promote a better understanding of UK manufacturers and to encourage designers to use them as their preferred source of manufacturing, the UKFT, Marks & Spencer and Graduate Fashion Week will host a series of Masterclasses at five select universities across the country. Hosted by Damian Collins MP, UKFT and Graduate Fashion Week, the reception included a catwalk show and was attended by key policy makers, industry influencers, major retailers, leading brands and UK manufacturers, with special guests including Graduate Fashion Week ambassadors Alesha Dixon, Mandi Lennard and Caryn Franklin as well as designer Zandra Rhodes and fashion critic Suzy Menkes. “The UK has some of the best designer graduates in the world and some of the most talented manufacturers – Made It brings them together. Not only will we see the creation of some stunning collections, the project will also help to ensure the success of the next generation in understanding the business of fashion, which is a fundamental part of UKFT’s purpose and key whether you are developing a new brand, working with manufacturers or growing business overseas,” said UKFT chairman Nigel Lugg. Graduate Fashion Week managing director Martyn Roberts said the initiative was “a wonderful opportunity” for GFW students to get first hand knowledge and experience of working with British manufacturers. “These are vital skills for fashion design graduates and essential for keeping Britain at the forefront of design,” he said.Read more at:http://www.marieaustralia.com/bridesmaid-dresses | www.marieaustralia.com/red-carpet-celebrity-dresses
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Winter Fog and mist from Winter Hill drew over West Pennines it blew over moorland gorse and bracken into soot filled chimneys it did blacken Through howling wind and driving snow dogwalkers walk in degrees below The water flows freely down Pick up bank Thunderous skies miserable and dank Spring The hard winter doth disappear The flowering buds reappear Starlings arrive cometh May lighter nights here to stay Food plentiful rodents group Barn Owls prepare the swoop The green grass grow, the wind dies down Darwen Tower sentinel over Town Summer The heat of summer finally here barbecues ready flowing of beer The Moorland cattle graze Too much sun Moorland ablaze Families depart summer vacation Off they fly to foreign nation on their return they did miss Beautiful Darwen land of bliss Autumn Autumn brings forth first frost Final sign summers lost leaves fall russet yellowy reds Butterflies and Bumblebees prepare their beds Autumnal warmth bereft of heat Hoddesden walks crunchy underfeet Washing lines away , Out tumble driers Kids collecting wood for their bonfires Martyn Grindrod
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Mar 11, 2018
Mar 11, 2018 at 9:00 PM UTC
Four Seasons of Darwen
Wife of mine What see shine gemstone glow finger left four A vows, a vow spoken, set in stone A promise unbroken never needing atone A milestone me and you i can unequivocally say a quarter of a century not one less nor more a day years five past ten amore fifteen adore A score i beseech Anniversary silver reach. Martyn Grindrod
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Jul 6, 2019
Jul 6, 2019 at 3:49 AM UTC
Silver Reach
I tossed a pebble Spherical from this here Quay I threw flat pebble Shore to sea Round pebble soared to sea Over Flotsam ,Jetsam, splash eddy pool formed Waves splash and crash Waves rose high Winds grew wild developed strong Rogue wave outstretched long Storm from wave grew Restless from north it blew Blew undersea with might and fright Aqueous storm formed tonight A storm of might formed Tsunami A tsunami of such a force Nil survivors Nil remorse I tossed a pebble From this here quay Now there's no you Now there's no me Martyn Grindrod
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Mar 21, 2019
Mar 21, 2019 at 9:19 AM UTC
Pebble
Our Black beauty ( A eulogy ) Twas September in your eyes i knew Pain hath a hold of you Cruel depths of death wanted your final breath Outdoor winds hurried trees Leaves strewn as bugle blew Sadness engulfed my sorry heart Man's best friend pulse withdrew Shine still , Black fur did Alas dormant fester hid Darkness won that day But our light never fade'th away Goodbye gentle soul from me , Taken too soon When summer ends no sorrow i'l sigh As autumn will always mean you A eulogy for our canine friend Ralph Martyn Grindrod
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Nov 25, 2018
Nov 25, 2018 at 7:05 AM UTC
Our Black beauty
Nothing tops the melancholy of the sweet blackbird sing twee shrill from beak o' yellow natures feathered cello The artistry of the Housemartin low flight,  dancing pirouettes on land Englishman sow betwixt wildflowers earthly grow A wood pigeon hurries tree to tree A weight in flight rarely seen Wings ten t' dozen ,audible hum A quick heartbeat of a big bass drum Then the May treat the starling A spring sensation a thousand wings delightful circle a swarm , A murmuration. Martyn Grindrod
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May 15, 2019
May 15, 2019 at 9:13 AM UTC
Today in my garden
Red robin sing messages you doth bring t'ween hedgerows you hide whispering secrets totherside ebullient flyer dash between, betwixt garden to church spire Sharing tales from beyond the ghosts scarlet cravat uppermost Martyn Grindrod
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Feb 14, 2019
Feb 14, 2019 at 12:28 PM UTC
Red robin
Springs first morning Freshness unmistaking The larks early call Their singing did befall A roving along this wondrous path I viewed a chiselled epitaph Etched into splendid Larch Read 'beware the Ides of March' Perhaps a soothsayers warning Was unexpected this Spring morning This is so nondescript Had I stumbled upon a Crypt This isn't a Roman arch It's merely a tree of Larch This is not ancient Rome This is not a catacomb Twas the 15th day of March I found the secret of the Larch Words weren't scribed by t'other factors than a mere plethora of actors It was the scene of a play of Ceasers fateful day where Brutus and Cassius hatched a plan to **** Julius A roving first day of Spring Where Butterflies Flutter, bees did sting Down wondrous path i passed Where Ceaser breathed his last Martyn Grindrod
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Mar 15, 2019
Mar 15, 2019 at 12:46 AM UTC
A roving ( The ides of March)
Red is Romance It's God is Isis Red is Hell Identity Crisis Red is **** Temptress alluring Red is Tempestuous Bloodthirsty , uncaring Red is lust lipstick tempting Red is Devil Evil ,uncaring Red is Sunset Heat giving , warming Red is Sunrise Seafaring warning Tell us your secret Red Speak your mind are Cruel or are you kind Thank you Martyn Grindrod
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Nov 28, 2018
Nov 28, 2018 at 11:46 AM UTC
Red