Trumpets Of Gold. Poem by Fay Slimm

Trumpets Of Gold.

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Drifts of gleaming bright accost the eye.
Breeze stirs, and each dreamily sighs.

Glowing with gold now, hedgerow and field
Carpeted thus, to Sun-god yield,

Who lights up their stage daily, and saves
His warmth for some yellow Spring play.

Gently he sets them a merry dance.
Daffodil days can't help but entrance.

Trumpeting treasures of golden hue
May your spread seed ever accrue.

Thursday, March 12, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: dance
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Original Unknown Girl 12 March 2009

Beautiful spring landscape you painted for us here. None of ours have flowered yet but I know you get the benefit of the warmer climes down there. How lovely... thank you for sharing. HG: -) xx

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Lynda Robson 12 March 2009

Gorgeous, bright golden write to lighten our day, your work is a tonic Fay,10 Lynda xx

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Fay Slimm

Fay Slimm

in Cornwall U.K.
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