I Walk On Alone - Roundel Poem by David Wood
I Walk On Alone - Roundel
I walk on alone in Autumn's fading sun
Along the Gower's windswept lanes blown
By wind off the sea with leaves now spun
I walk on alone
The wind in tall trees voicing a quiet moan
As I join the coastal path that begins to run
Around the wild rugged Welsh coastal zone
Such views of sea, sky and cliff second to none
In all of nature never was such a glorious throne
Passing hikers mesmerised by the view, hearts won
I walk on alone
See my poem She Was A Beauty Fair for the poetry form for Roundels
A marvellous poem having depiction of nature and autumn. Amusing one. Thanks for sharing.....10
First off, this is a beautiful poem, doing a great job on conveying the beauty of this coastline. You had me at such beauty of sea, sky, and cliff I looked up a description of the Roundel and you've done a nice job with your refrain, I walk alone, to add to the musicality and mood of the poem. Well done!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/5/2024 3:27:41 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Beautiful expression of scenic beauty of natural and wild Welsh coastal side. Secondly you mentioned about walking alone which says about your deep involvement with nature and about a little loneliness also. Very nice David.