My Saturday poem this week is about the warning siren which suddenly went of in St Helier, and the memories it brings to mind...
Siren Call
I can hear again the siren call
The rising, falling, warbling note
Times like this, we feel so small
Fear reaches out to grab by throat
I can hear again the siren call
Memory flooding back from past
The searchlights, bombs that fall
The loud crash, explosive blast
I can hear again the siren call
Decades of fear, atomic war
Iron curtain, barbed wire wall
Waves upon a ruined shore
Sounds of memory come this night
But this time, we will be alright
1947: L'Êpreuve
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*L'Êpreuve*
*Par J. L. M.*
*CHARACTETHES :*
Jim Déspres (un jeune fermi, nouvieau mathié), fils d'français ... Jack Le
Marquand
Liza Déspres ...
4 days ago
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