Solitude And Song Poem by Barry Middleton

Solitude And Song

Rating: 5.0


I know the meaning of the poet's words,
in solitude to hear the song of birds
within a misted glen and feel the wind
arising in the place where streams begin.
Beneath the sacred trees of silent time,
yet I could hear the heart of nature's rhyme
that kept the rhythm of a somber grove,
the creak and sway within a hidden cove.
For solitude and song were given me
as gifts from musings of eternity,
and they have not withheld a faithful peace
where every worry of the world must cease.
So deep within the woods I will remain,
relieved of strident crowds and rasping pain.
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The image is a replica of Henry David Thoreau's cabin.

Solitude And Song
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: nature,poetry,solitude
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Nosheen Irfan 23 February 2017

Solitude is a poet's best friend probably. Most of us long to escape the madding crowd and plunge into a blissful silence where we can hear only the songs of nature. A great sensuous write with rich visual n auditory details. A huge 10. Love it.

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Barry Middleton 23 February 2017

Thanks Nosheen. Without solitude I could not write. It is a gift that some people never use.

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