WishintreeUK at Old Poetry

My other items

1 - 3 of 74 Show all

Life Touches All at allpoetry
Oft times I have wondered where the prose began, where it come from; as it triggered my mind to reach this line of thought?
Bowl by Bowl at allpoetry
As night does fall, in silent hues; a sigh escapes my soul,
moon blushed shadows interspersed, broken fragments become whole.
Night at allpoetry
How well the moonlight illuminates the ground making errie shadows dance round and round

1 - 4 of 5 Show all

on Wind On The Hill by A.A. Milne, on May 7
I remember this poem from when I was a child, yet I never really pondered on the relevance of the poem. The rhyme is very simple.

Katie
on The Autumn by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, on May 7
The imagery in this poem puts the reader right in the core of the poets thoughts. The rhyme is wonderful, how well she has bought a 3D effect to the piece with the words she has penned here. I wish I had come here long before now, what an inspiration!

Katie
on The Eagle by Alfred Lord Tennyson, on May 7
This is a short poem, yet the imagery is very vivid, leaving a lasting impression on the mind.

Katie
on The Bridge by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, on March 3, 2006

SPEECHLESS!
This has to be THE BEST poem I have read of Longfellow! Reading the words is as if what the poet is seeing in the mind and feels in his heart is actually happening to myself. There is so much feeling in this, it wraps itself around one like a clinging cloak.

Magnificient!

~Katie~