In Meadow GreenA Poem by RobertChildhood meanderings.
How cunning is the fox
As with sly panting grin He leads the baying hounds While the horns piercing din Disturbs a leafy nearby copse. In the wood Brock Badger Ambles along with rolling gate Towards his earthen den Not worrying about fox's fate Who's run outstrps any slacker. Owl opens one yellow eye His roost is a knotted oak While in placid nearby lake Rests a fisherman's small boat And swallows wing the sky. On Willowed grassy bank Otters brood playfully slide As brook flows in quiet mood So Water Skimmer gently glide Among Rushes smelling rank. Cattle grazing where they will In fields dressed in meadow green While Sparrows twitter in the hedge Cranes one leg tucked do preen. A gifted feather will make a quill. All serene and delightful to view I take my walk this summers day With delightful hound nigh old as I We stroll the path with naught to say Silently give thanks for wonders new. Wooded copse and lake and brook Renewed this old frame of mine Thoughts go back nigh seventy years When I as a child in the year of 1939 Seeing all I see now in picture book.
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