I am Irish and am writing poetry since 2010. I particularly love haiku, a Japanese form of writing. A lot of my work has been published online and in print. I love to paint - mainly water-colour. I enjoy nature, flora and fauna. In 2015, I started Card Making with cross stitch and many other materials. I craft a lot now that I am retired. I love to combine art and crafts with painting and writing.
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Dove day afternoon
A dry stone wall
of moss-grown granite
staggers,
lush undulating plains
swagger
thorny gorse bushes
bows
at a curvaceous hollow
where a copper stream gurgles below.
Sheep fluff velvet meadows
mirroring cotton clouds above.
Stooped
they graze on pea green fields.
Blotched blurs clamber
to higher ground.
Lilting melodies
lace the trees,
sweetening the air
with white apple blossom
on a dove day afternoon.
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I don't think I've read this one before but I love it. I love those walls and love the sheep too :)
ReplyDeleteVivid and powerful, Maire...Love your verbs in this one, as well as an all round imaginative description of the landscape, and a perfect photo to accompany your poem...
ReplyDeleteKatharine and Barbara, thank you for your lovely comments on my blog, it is fun having a blog:))
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