The Circle Of Poet Tree
Spokes of thoughts traversing alight verse
Transpose thy Bard mellow, around The Circle
WordsWorth rain in veins engaged enlightenment.
Amid Western Reserve, stress on knowledge blesses
Tis the Bard of Nottingham, Circle of Odes.
Tallmadge Troubadours with Ohio Balladeers
The Circle of Ohio’s proud HeArt promenade.
From bards spokes evolve America’s HeArtMosphere
Tis an Art about living Star Spangled Banner beats
We be Red, White, Blue Ode of God Bless America.
Bard of Nottingham, grew up in Camelot’s Circle Ode,
With three K-nights, be K-ings, who fought the Realm.
They were those Robin Hoods, who hugged the people.
But alas they were all bullet slain by dragon masters,
For daring to challenge the Status Quo of Behemoth.
In and out, The Circle weaves the fabric of America
The Bard of Nottingham, still writes home, his Circle.
Alone Bard wish to write the Inner Circle of Poet Tree
To go around that A&W Root Beer stand Camelot memory
And sit upon Nottingham Drive’s Camelot Park Bench.
But Alas, it to be, just Circle Ode American Dream fantasy
That Dream that keeps bursting, like trips around Hope.
But words bee my soulmates taking on War Depressions
Where I can keep going around The Circle of Well Being
Healing amidst Camelot whence I BE that
Bard of Nottingham
Home of the American HeArtMosphere Poet
Love ya!
Jane
That Camelot park bench is a new park beside my old Nottingham home, I have never seen. I seen pictures of it at the end of Nottingham and I think it has benches not sure. But I made it up that it was part of Camelot
Been weaving verse in and out of The Circle for a long time. Those spoken words makeup my American HeArtMosphere.
Most people do not know about the Connecticut connection and its Western Reserve heritage in Tallmadge that Tallmadge was bigger than Akron, and parts of tallmadge are now in Akron.
Of course, I am not the Bard of Nottingham, just an adult reliving the kid on Nottingham off The Circle in Tallmadge, Ohio, the HeArt of Ohio.
Ronald I treasure your posts, they do inspire to be a poet.
Ron