Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Impressions Of The Lake District Comments

Rating: 4.3

Late October's brown, red and golden bliss;
Flashes, fragments of cottages and trees;
Small islands afloat in the smoky mist;
Unmarred by the blasts of the centuries.
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COMMENTS
Jennifer Birchall 20 March 2019

Such a beautifully written poem Dominic. The lake District is such a stunning place, you captured that.

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Mahnaz.M 30 July 2018

Utterly beautiful! I enjoyed reading it.

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Lukas 31 December 2017

I like your wonderful poem. After reading it, I am in the mood to travel to Lake District.

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Jette Blackstone 20 December 2017

Your poem is beautiful and written by an experienced poet. Beautiful images matched by words that flow gently off the tongue when read. I appreciate the comparisons between this beautiful Earth and the difficult times we are currently living in. The references to walls and water that flows and escapes all is freeing. Thanks.

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Abhimanyu Kumar.s 20 December 2017

Picturesque soothing and words innovative. Good

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Laurie Van Der Hart 20 December 2017

Dominic, this is a beautiful poem. Not only a great recreation of a lovely place, but also carrying an undercurrent of your state of mind and the contrast between the peaceful lake and the turbulent world. Well done!

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