The Malvern Hills Poem by ANDREW BLAKEMORE

The Malvern Hills

Rating: 5.0


So far in the distance
Their peaks can be seen,
And lit by the sunlight
Familiar they lie,
Their image and beauty
Their shape and their form,
So blissful and peaceful
They reach to the sky.

Upon the horizon
And shrouded in haze,
The hills rise above
All this wonderful land,
The fields and the meadows
The hedgerows and trees,
The picturesque Malvans
Majestically stand.

Such treasure they hold
As their splendour does rise,
In crimson they shine
On this warm summer's day,
And resting upon
All their glory and might,
The shadows of clouds
Slowly moving away.

So far in the distance
The marvellous view,
Carry me forth
And the stories they tell,
To find inspiration
In music and words,
A place in my heart
That forever will dwell.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Thad Wilk 02 December 2008

Bravo Andrew! Another gift of beauty you have presented here; Your 'talent as a poet' - I do sooo revere! ! *10*! ! Best wishes! Friend Thad

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Alison Cassidy 28 November 2008

Your poetry sings, Andrew, with a sweet voice and in perfect pitch. Your Malvern Hills are magnificent. love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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Tsira Goge 25 November 2008

So far in the distance The marvellous view, .................................... But not always... Pleasant, beautiful and melodious poems,

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