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| Woodland walk | |
| By william | ||
| 23 September 2006 | ||
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I wrote this on a splendid wooded walk. Life and death that link in moss and trees The breeze my life left bare no care out there To talk is not my role or goal. bracken Rains may come no. slow or grow. blackberries Heather and gorse no remorse for where we are lay bare The shuffle of the woodland hen and snuffling pig worm may reach the surface of the earth but never feel air Caress me mother. I am dying now but you may please the birds with hope.
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