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Goodbye by swift silver Thursday, October 11, 2007 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan A sequel to Hallo so I must put it up next.This depicts a typical scene on a Cotswolds walk.
GOODBYE The grace of the English Song Thrushes, Leaving the blossoming Hawthorne tree, Singing their new fresh summer chorus, Rapture for all to see and hear, A Fawn Roe Deer, startled gallops, Scattering rabbits in confusion, A fox eyes my human form. We say googbye. swift silver

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Reviewed by Paul Judges	6/22/2010

Delightful short poem




Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	10/12/2007

This has a the gentle feel of a slow walk in the woods with the leaves and small branches crackling under each step. Thoroughly enjoyable... Be safe, Karen




Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart	10/12/2007

Oh my this is a breath of fresh air in the poetry world! Gorgeous imagery and tangible mood.