Wednesday, February 10, 2016

The bluebell wood Comments

Rating: 4.5

We walked within an ancient wood
Beside the Heart-of-England way
Where oak and beech and hazel stood,
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Felix Dennis
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Richard Wlodarski 19 February 2017

At one with nature God and God's creation.

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Ratnakar Mandlik 06 September 2016

To hoard against life's stone and sling; Should I go late, or I go soon. Nice inference. Thanks for sharing it here.

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Mizzy ........ 06 September 2016

Great imagery.....wonderful flow, !

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Maveriqué Richard 06 September 2016

Awesome poet, wonderful lines.

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Susan Williams 06 September 2016

There are those moments in a nature setting that we feel outside our skin for a while and it is not that any momentous event happened other than we were at one with God's creation.

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Seamus O Brian 06 September 2016

Both lost for words The language of nature is so often spoken not with words but with shades of reverence and awe

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Pranab K Chakraborty 06 September 2016

...all around the woodland rang And echoed with the cries of birds Who sang and sang and sang and sang… Beautiful the word at least we could utter after reading!

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Edward Kofi Louis 06 September 2016

Radiant stain! ! Thanks for sharing.

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