Bluebells Poem by David Wood

Bluebells

Rating: 4.9


Bluebells carpet the woodland floor
Packed so tightly that insects tip-toe
Softly and quietly between them.
Their beauty unlocks a woodland door

With such colour of delicate blue,
And a fragrance that is heaven sent.
They droop their heads in the spring rain,
With their beauty making all things new.

Their magic weaves a pleasant spell
A sea of blue that meanders in the breeze
And floats delicately over the forest floor,
Their fragrance creates a delicate smell.

Nature now has all its beauty brought
To the fore before summer casts its spell
Delicate bluebells making spring so fine
Their time on earth far too short.

Bluebells
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The beauty of nature rings loud and clear with every season and each passing year
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Marilyn Lott 23 May 2013

A lovely refreshing poem, David, I enjoyed it so much!

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Cosmic Dreamer 18 May 2013

Mother nature's portrait of beauty paints poets of us all... Your poem reminded me of one of my favourite walks... Thank you for the memories...

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Farah Ilyas 28 May 2013

delightful poem..great: -)

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Akhtar Jawad 21 August 2015

Spring rains, a blue carpet in the woods, insects playing game of love, a cold country where summer is awaited, is it a poem or a blue painting? Amazing description of a beautiful wood by a lovely poet Blue.....10

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David Wood 21 August 2015

Thanks

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Congratulations, David. This great poem is ranked @ #73 in the Best Poems of Members. Surely, it deserves better ranking, which it will achieve, I am sure. All the best

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Jayne Louise Davies 09 June 2023

So beautiful David x Thanks for sharing : ) x

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Craig Moses Uche 26 May 2023

I love your style of poetry, similar to mine in that u've magnified the iambic pentameter. Very lovely rhyme scheme

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Michael Hopkins 25 December 2022

A well penned poem David

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LeeAnn Azzopardi 13 December 2022

This is becoming my favorite from you Bravo!

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