Wendy Webb

Wendy Webb Poems

Do you take a deep breath to write a poem,
or dally with the weather on a country walk?
Dancing between raindrops, or cosmic downpours,
whether it's right for this time of year?
...

Breathing helps, of course, always;
would you finish a poem without breath?
Perhaps spend time revising words,
like paper boats pushed out
...

May I tell you, please, what I think?
Perhaps it is that season now,
when we can sit outdoors and drink.
...

You're gone and now your body's not the same.
So dull and lifeless, you're not there. It's plain
that you have flown away beyond this realm
and earth has lost a gem, a glowing stone
...

Inspired by ‘Woodland Stream' Alan Kingwell, Liskeard,1998 (Lynher Valley, Bodmin Moor) .

My friend, you send the sweetest winter scene
to thrill my eyes and fill my heart with joy.
...

Wendy Webb Biography

Born in the Midlands, UK, married life in Norfolk, Wendy is a prolific poet. She loves gardening, photography, reading Elly Griffiths, and sea/sky/and storm. Her new book LOVE'S FLORELOQUENCE is now available in print at Amazon.co.uk.)

The Best Poem Of Wendy Webb

April Showers

Do you take a deep breath to write a poem,
or dally with the weather on a country walk?
Dancing between raindrops, or cosmic downpours,
whether it's right for this time of year?

Are you ready to dance?
Choose your music and let it flow:
the flood or the heatwave, storm clouds,
hurricane. Live a little; and write.

Wendy Webb Comments

Paula Puddephatt 01 July 2010

Hi Wendy, Just joined this site and looked you up. Haven't got as far as working out how to put poems up yet! : -) Paula.

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Wendy Webb 04 February 2023

Hi Paula, I've been off a long time. It seems easier to use now. Just uploaded some newer ones.

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Wendy Webb Quotes

Now snowdrops are here, can crocuses be far behind?

If I'm cold now, perhaps the heating's on low!

If the sun is shining, it must be February

Oh the joys of space, but is there anybody out there?

The sun shines yet, no matter the news nor hour. Whether it's truthful...

The death of shrubs is long-term pain: gone forever, to replace with, What?

Is it getting dark? Depends: the sun has not moved, oh, but where are you

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