Walking in Woodland

Cassie58

these woods have stood majestic for 

more years than i will ever know and 

saplings grown from scattered seed 

are keen to stretch their necks to grow 

taller taller  to the height 

where they can touch the stars at night 

 

see copper-coloured leaves float down 

another layer move on by

then soon a clearing starved of trees 

where i can view a cloudless sky 

higher higher on the wing 

the Red Kites soar what joy they bring 

 

i can but hope this place remains 

for generations yet to come 

for here is where my senses feel 

acute in truth my song is sung 

louder louder hear it clear 

with each and every passing year 

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  • Alan R

    taller taller to the height

    where they can touch the stars at night



    This is where I am stuck...what a brilliant write!

    • Cassie58

      Alan, I am so pleased you enjoyed this poem. Many thanks for your kind words. Happy Sunday.

    • orchidee

      A fine write Cassie.

      • Cassie58

        Thank you Orchi. Pleased you enjoyed my woodland visit. I appreciate you stopping by. Have a lovely Sunday.

      • Teddy.15

        Absolutely stunning imagery and reflection.

        Love this in particular
        are keen to stretch their necks to grow

        taller taller to the height

        where they can touch the stars at night. Kudos dearest Cassie. 🌹

        • Cassie58

          Thank you so much Teddy. I hope you are enjoying a lovely weekend. Pleased that you enjoyed my woodland walk. 🌹

        • Doggerel Dave

          The benign quality of English woodlands is something I miss - even if in actuality I came to experience them infrequently. I'm going to score your poetry as a visit. Thanks Cassie.

          • Cassie58

            What a lovely thing to say Dave. You are right about English woodland. There is peace and tranquility there and a feeling it has been there forever. I hope it stays that way. All the best.

          • Goldfinch60

            I am sure that place will stay in your life and in your heart Cassie.

            Andy

            • Cassie58

              Many thanks Andy. I hope it stays much longer. I hope it is around for generations to come. Happy Sunday to you both.

            • jim56

              lovely poem quite moving
              and sentimental to brillant
              your a very talented writer xx

              • Cassie58

                Hello Jim. Delighted to have a visit from you and pleased you enjoyed my visit to woodland near my home. A bright day here, good weather for the garden. Happy Sunday.

                • jim56

                  hi Cassie your poem is amazing
                  and well written you have such a talent keep writing
                  weather dull here been raining so no gardening for me
                  send your weather here lol give it you back when ive finished xxx

                  • Cassie58

                    Will keep posting, if you keep reading:) Thank you.

                    • jim56

                      your poems are good i will read them
                      https://youtu.be/CSDCFYyEqgs?si=IoH2QkbnK3E_v3iO
                      this link for dave day copy and paste in to searchbar
                      you can watch bikers there

                    • Thad Wilk

                      A gorgeous wonderland
                      poem you have penned! 👍
                      Captivating imagery,
                      beginning to end!
                      Thanks for sharing,
                      much enjoyed my friend!! 😊
                      Best wishes ! 🌹

                      • Cassie58

                        Thank you Thad for stopping by and leaving a thoughtful review. Have a lovely day.

                      • Thomas W Case

                        Tremendous imagery and use of the senses. I got such a sense of joy and serenity from this. A++++++++

                        • Cassie58

                          Really pleased you enjoyed this one Thomas. Thanks for a very encouraging review.

                        • Tom Dylan

                          A lovely piece, Cassie, and completely agree with the sentiment.

                          • Cassie58

                            Thanks for a lovely review Tom. Much appreciated. All the best

                          • sorenbarrett

                            Stunning images of nature's beauty and the bonds we feel to it. This becomes particularly so of certain places some of which are close to the heart even if we have never been there before.

                            • Cassie58

                              Thank you so much. A favourite place close to my home. I just hope it stays as it is for future generations. I appreciate you stopping by.

                            • sorenbarrett

                              Stunning images of nature's beauty and the bonds we feel to it. This becomes particularly so of certain places some of which are close to the heart even if we have never been there before.



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