Mattie's Poem (What do you see Nursie) has become very popular as well as the Nurses Reply. 
We have people from all corners of the world logging on to read Matties story.  We have other excellent poems in our Poetry Corner - where you can add or read your favourite poem or prose. 
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• The Windae - Stuart Gamble

• Where is the Glasgow that I used to Know by Folk Singer Adam McNaughton

• Valentine - Sally Plumb

• Ever Wondered - Anon

• Got no Money  - Bob Mc Millan

• About a Father - Bob McMillan

• To our Grandson Reece    - Forbes Scott family

• Gingerbread Person by George Kirby

• Wan last puff - Tam Craven

• For all the right reasons - Tam Craven

• The Leek - Tam Craven

• Its Never too late   K.V. Needham  I wont be told I am too old, To do this, that and the other ....

• World Cup debacle - George Kirby

• Irish Blessings  from various sources - Anon

• Breakfast - Sally Plumb
• Grandparents - a page full of love, Grannies & Grandads
• He's off again - Another excellent poem from Bob McMillan
• Why God made Grandparents 2 Author Unknown

• Life of Brian  by George Kirby The best scorer of goals in the game of football, Brian Clough.

• Highwaymen of Cleveland by George Kirby - remembering the halycon days of the infamous pension increase of 75p and also gaining 3 points on his licence

• Burglars Paradise by George Kirby - "Evening all"

• Rainbow Sheep by George Kirby who, like most people,  is perturbed at the alarming increase in PC - Political Correctness

• Being There - Thomas Vaughan Jones

• Last Love Song  Thomas Vaughan Jones

• A Christmas Story Thomas Vaughan Jones

• Apart - Bob McMillan  (Bob - If you keep this up I will need to start a new poetry corner for your poems)

• Loss of a loved one - Bob McMillan

• Friends who care  - Bob McMillan

• Gran, I do love you  - Bob McMillan

• Memories  Who says my mind has gone away, I see my youth there every day - by Bob McMillan

• Sarah's Poem - Author unknown
• A "PocketFull of Nickels" - By Beverly Nason - The poem is written by someone who suffered from Myasthenia Gravis
• My Esthetic Gravity -By Beverly Nason - The poem is written by someone who suffered from Myasthenia Gravis
• Forgive the Poor by Beverly Nason
• September Song by Thomas Vaughan Jones
• If Only - David Dighton
• Memories (2) John Brooks
• Memories are little boxes -Liz Manson
• Distant Voices by Thomas Vaughan Jones
• To my third great grandson Joseph by Ron Todd - supplied by George Henderson in memory of Ron.
• Glasgow Memories by Will McArthur see web site: http://www.glesga.ukpals.com   This could have been anywhere in the "old days"
• State of Affairs Barbara R. Lockwood
• Pancake Mix - Ron Smith If you make too many Pancakes dont  throw  the rest away,
• Who am I ?  What am I ? A philosophical poem by Harry Mitchell
• The Ultimate Round Robin - by Harry Mitchell
• Why God Made Grandparents  - Adapted by Jimmy Deuchars
• The Hi-Tech Granny Jackie Gilroy - When I was a young girl , say fifty
• Life is Confusing Sometimes submitted by Helen Webb - Author unknown. 
• A Duet - Just Us  & The Puppy by KV Needham
• Nobody Cares - by KV Needham
• What about the Old by K.V. Needham
• Birth of a Poet by Harry Mitchell
• My Terms of Reference by Harry Mitchell
• THE Modest Grandpa - A  poem for J,J,A & C (My Grand children) by Harry Mitchell
• Spring   by Frederick manning
• The Facts of Life - a bit of prose by Harry Mitchell
• A True Cowboy  J. M. HILL, U. S. A.

• Grandparents? Who needs them ?  Harry Mitchell

• Don't You Think That youth is wasted on the young by Frederick Manning

• Hanging In There At 80 J M Hill USA

• Myriad of Options   Paul Tash

• A Ball of Twine When I was a little kid, I found a piece of string J. M. HILL, U. S. A.
• Anamnesis by Frederick.Manning.  What am I bid for memories, past. Yesterdays nostalgia.
• Senior Alphabet - relearn the alphabet!

• Ever Wonder?.- we all need to smile - this is not poetry buts it nice! Margie Arts

• On Line Friends I cannot wait for my day to start,  And I turn my 'puter on. I want to see who dropped a line,  In the short time I was gone - for internet email addicts.

• Going HOME... My home town...it really isn't much. by J. M. Hill U.S.A.

• The Man At The Shiny Black Door by David Taylor - Southend-on-Sea

• Alzheimers by Doris M Daly

• The Beauty of a Woman  Is not in the clothes she wears ...... Anon

• Matties Poem -What do you see, nurses, what do you see, what are you thinking when you're looking at me?.....Anon

• Nurses Reply (to Mattie)  What do we see, you ask, what do we see? Yes, we are thinking when looking at thee.....

• Terminal Love by Wilf Berger  from Croydon -  Knowing youll soon pass by, I replace my glass eye ....

• illogical Woman  by Wilf Berger  She may flee from the house at the sight of a mouse ...

• Keep Travel Passes FREE  by West Midland Pensioners

• I have  learned   A collection of thoughts - a friend of mine in US - sent them to me - he says "These put things in perspective"  - I agree! 

• A Dug A Dug - We give you 2 versions - The first is in the Scots vernacular and, in case ye canny unnerstaun it, the second version is translated into English.

• Lament of a Pensioner  -& For Better Treatment With thanks to Leonard E. Tweed. Chair. Brook Green Res. Assoc. Hayes.  and The Greater London Pensioner

• The Dream He was walking along a beach With the Lord and across the sky
  flashed scenes of his life.

• Call Me 2 Poems for the price of one!!  If one day you feel like Crying AND 'm Sorry....

• Daddie's Day Her hair up in a pony tail, her favourite dress tied with a bow, Today was Daddy's Day at school, and she couldn't.....

• I know I had it A memorable poem by whatsisname? Bob McMillan.

• Shorties - short poems - very short!!!!!...

• Picking up on the broken pieces of memory  Anne Gilman - with thanks to City and Islington College

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