Over The Hill
Over the hill
Not far away
There is an acre
Unfulfilled
Tis where indeed
This ache of mine
Lies oft ploughed
Yet rarely tilled
- Author: Neville ( Offline)
- Published: August 22nd, 2019 01:14
- Category: Unclassified
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I thought was on the theme of age - no?! Keep taking the tablets Orchi! A fine write N.
thank you my friend...
I started a poem like that once, it ended with a different kind of ache though
There was a longing in this one maybe?
thank you sylviasearcher my friend.... yes, maybe you are write.... there are so many types of ache aren't there.. some aint so bad... some we kinda want a little bit more of and some.. well ...
Sigh!
yep.. tis those ones we sigh for ya know..
Indeed we should all acknowledge our allotted acre of desire and tend it with ambition.
Today we see the sage within you.
thanks DA.. I was hoping someone might see beyond the obvious.... and what a glorious day it is too... Have a good one mate.. N
That acre sounds familiar my friend cos I have one of those too..........such a clever concept Nev. and writ with beguiling covert.
beguiling covert are my two middle names... thank you mighty big our Fay...
I no longer have a plot of land, thus all I can do is........
but that's OK too
no acre, just ache
Throughly enjoyed this one
P.S.
I was granted a wish to tweet-
In my excitement a typo error-
ache instead of acre
Well now I gotta live it- Cest la vie
thank you my friend .. much appreciated and of course always welcome....
PS: and truly N
Neville,
An interesting and thought provoking write! Many interpretations to be considered!
~Laura~
let me know when you arrive at a conclusion... thank you my friend..
Neville
If I do, I’ll share...
You’re very welcome...
Time to break new ground. Nothing grows on plowed land, except wild things. Proper care must be given to grow the intended crop.
Short and very allegorical. I love the breadth of meaning/s: Land and desire, aging and desire, growth and status-quo, work and idleness, etc. Let's all take the time to nurture our relationships. - Phil A.
You visiting this particular post from almost exactly a year ago is very much appreciated Phil, as is your understanding of it sir....
... Neville
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