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Whispers

'Twixt the Rowan trees I lie
Thoughts are flowing freely by
Upon the Earth, green grasses grow
A testament to natures know
These ancient trees, tall and proud
Kings of Earth, murmur loud
By the wind that blows between them
Rustles at their hem

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  • WritingWretch silver member
    June 28, 2008
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    Your lovely poem evokes the

    peaceful feeling of lying on the grass looking up into trees watching and listening to nature at work with deep appreciation. You have a smooth rhyme flow with well chosen images. The title is well chosen also.
    For me your message would be a bit clearer if you put a period at the end of L6 then began L7 with Wind that blows...Outstanding effort!


  • Noir mariposa...x gold member
    May 18, 2008

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    Hmmm... this is interesting ^^
    I like the rhyme pattern, it doesn't feel forced so it flows nicely
    It also creates an interesting image

    I like it!!

    Noir xx