The DoveA Poem by ALAN BOWMANThe wild flowing river stretched down to the sea; Picking its way through valleys high; Mountains looming in the sky. Overhead flies the Dove white beneath the blue of the sky, Searching out a peaceful place; Gliding on the summer breeze. The fields lie with meadows green, Hiding secrets from you and me. Whispering winds and violent gales Carving out a perfect place. The sun casting shadows from tall pine trees, Shelter lies under the old oak trees; That stood since time began. One man stands to drive a stake, Down beneath the earth's rich crust. Concrete pillars take the place of nature's great creation, Making way for man's domination. No place to go to be alone, The horizon is overcrowded; And the Dove keeps flying on... © 2009 ALAN BOWMAN |
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Added on March 29, 2009 AuthorALAN BOWMANLincolnAboutAlan was born in Tyneside in the 1950s and has published a short anthology of poetry entitled, 'I met a miner'. He lives in Lincoln, in the East of England (county town of Lincolnshire). more..Writing
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