Highland Grace Poem by Stephanie Dower

Highland Grace

Rating: 5.0


Rise over the hill to catch the gleaming loch,
The sun soars high above the mountain's bulk
Trees sing with the hum of the wind,
as the perched brooding buzzards sulk.

See the land's patchwork blanket of green,
And sink into the breeze's embrace.
Lazy clouds drift onwards,
High above this highland grace.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Tom Balch 09 October 2008

I think I have walked this place, well written, well done regards Tom 10+

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Adeline Foster 09 October 2008

Lovely word pictures. Enjoyed it, Stephanie from where? Reminded me of mine called Pole Vaulting. Adeline

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Philip Kirkland 09 October 2008

Evokes beautiful scenes and uses my favorite form - rhyme. Nice to bump into you Stephanie - pls check out my humble efforts.

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