Thursday, February 11, 2010

Hawthorn's Wood


Much more do I prefer the sweet singing of birds in the woods and quaint bluebells in their hoods…

Hawthorn's Wood

T’is dawn
And here I stand on this hill
The world stretched out below me.
I hear its wakenings still
But those dull murmurings hold naught for me,
Rather intrude upon quiet musings.

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Author's note: My great uncle Eugene’s middle name was Hawthorn. I was taken with it and wove it into a poem because he loved to wander the woods, as do I.

1 comments:

Anne Lyken-Garner said...

Just popped by to say, hi. Hope your book is doing well.

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