Second verse in particular is great dom! :)
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Second verse in particular is great dom! :)
I'm entirely impressed. My favourite...
http://www1.clikpic.com/hesterc/images/Timeandspace.jpg
http://www1.clikpic.com/hesterc/images/moonshadows.jpg
This one reminds me of the hill on the road into Hawes.
isn't she just brilliant?..........:) got to buy some at some point!!!!
no baby yet HHH? i'll look for some baby poems when i get a chance (no encylopedia just a browser) but its pretty full on round here at the minute what with halloween celebrations and my little girl's birthday party tomorrow (aaaaaaargh!)...and now i think i might be running in a race tomorrow (but that's real NICE!!!! and just what the doctor ordered after a day of tidying up/ironing/face painting and trick or treating!).....
love all the poems and haiku's that have been posted today, ain't this thread nice?
freckle :)
Thanks very much for the nice comments Freckle and HHH, I am touched and appreciate you taking time to have a look at my work. It is the arts festival in Masham this week and the reason why I am not getting time to post on this brilliant thread but we did have 'Poems and a Pint' today and I've discovered that Masham is the home of some really great poets. I'll post one later today after Feasting with the Peace Artistes!
ps...Freckle, so glad you started this thread and your idea for a book has so much potential.
That is really bizarre...a lady at my printmaking workshop said the very same thing yesterday. She said it is called Lady Hill and that the trees there are scots pines. I am going to go and take a look. This print is from about 8 years ago and inspired by various clumps of trees on iron age hill forts.
Give me a land of boughs in leaf,
A land of tree that stand;
Where trees are fallen there is grief
I love no leafless land...
A.E. Houseman
been trawling....
and found this little one HHH, you are right there is a lot of sickly stuff out there!...this one is short and sweet tho..
birth is beginning,
Hope is its name-
A child gives meaning to the world.
Shalom Freedman
Call Out the Mountain Rescue
a poem by Pam Ayres
Call out the Mountain Rescue!
I came up for a lark,
But the night is getting chilly,
And the fells are getting dark,
My shoe's lost its stiletto heel,
My frock is feeling thin,
Call out the Mountain Rescue,
And let's get taken in.
Call out the Mountain Rescue!
Let them search the hills and vales,
Swathed in ropes and cables,
Like a team of Chippendales,
Release the search and rescue dogs!
They'll find me by smell,
I ate a Kendal Mint Cake,
And I'm wearing my Chanel.
Call out the Mountain Rescue!
I am stranded on a crag,
My hairstyle's badly damaged
And I've snapped my shoulder bag,
I'm utterly exhausted,
Cannot move another inch,
So hail the helicopter
I am ready for the winch.
Call out the Mountain Rescue!
Wrap me warm and well
Lay me on a stretcher bed
And bear me down the fell.
Heal me with your tenderness,
Drench me with your sorrow,
Drop me off at home
I'll call you out again tomorrow.