Durdle Door Poem by ANDREW BLAKEMORE
Durdle Door
I dwell on the shoreline so warm and so sheltered,
I'm drawn to the archway that leads to the sea,
Lit by the rays of the sunlight that's shining,
A way to the ocean a way to be free.
A frame to the beauty that lies far beyond it,
That reaches to heaven and God's loving hand.
Such peace I do find in this haven of beauty,
The crests seem to glisten like diamonds that shine,
Moving in motion they're rising and falling,
Casting their spell on the waters divine.
And as I gaze in awe on such wonderful sights,
My heart does belong to this magical land.
Sapphire and placid the sea is so calming,
So gentle the waves on the shingle lined shore,
The sound of seagulls that soar high above me,
Over the coast and towards Durdle Door.
Sculptured by time and a gate to the future,
But dreams always end as the stones turn to sand.
Andrew! A a really beautiful poem about a beautiful place! Makes you feel as if there! Thad *10 *!
Durdle Door is a natural arch carved by the sea within the county of Dorset UK. I really love this area of coastline. I was again inspired to write a poem about the beautiful scenery from when I visited here many years ago and still picture it as if it was only yesterday. I hope you enjoy reading it. Andrew
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/3/2024 8:48:46 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Durdle Door struck a note in my memory Andrew, and now I know where it is I can realise why. I spent all my younger days in Salisbury in Wiltshire and used to visit Dorset and the coast lots of times. This is a lovely write. Top marks. Love and hugs Ernestine XXX