Fieldstone Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Dry Stone Wall

Premiered at The Red Wheelbarrow Comedy Roost, 
Marlton , NJ – 6/18/2009	                 

ACT 1

Birmingham Grace
Dark Stockings 
Muse
Same Drop of Rain
In Other Words
Blacksmith’s Lament

ACT 2

Silhouette
Oral Sex
Silent Siren
Dangerous Cargo
All I Can Do
Sleeping
Dreaming of You
Beaumains in the Wilderness

ACT 3

Indian Summer
David and Bathsheba
Pennsylvania Fieldstone
Common Law Proposal
Somethin’ Right

Premium Member Pennsylvania Fieldstone

I want a house that’s built from Pennsylvania fieldstone
On a farm that’s far away from all this noise.
I want a lane that’s lined with clutches of day lilies.
We’ll live on simple gifts and ordinary joys.

I want a trail where we’ll go hiking with our children,
Where they can learn the trees and follow nature’s way.
I want to sit around a fire and tell them stories
That make them laugh enough to scare their fears away.

I want a woman I can trust will always love me,
And who wants my lovin’ likewise in return.
I want the happily ever after happily here and now.
We’ll meet at rainbow’s end and spend the gold we’ve earned.

Premium Member The Fieldstone Bridge

The resonance of ages past
hides in the old fieldstone bridge;
echoes of lives lived long ago
rides upon the ethers
just above the creek water,
that flows to winding rivers
and beyond.

Moss spreads its young roots
where ancestors walked,
the foliage masks the ghosts
of lovers in embrace.
As a child I listened to the
songs of angels among the trees and
watched the elementals dance
with childish eyes of wonder.
That old fieldstone bridge,
was a magical sanctuary.

7-22-2021
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Regina McIntosh


Premium Member The Fieldstone Bridge

The resonance of ages past
hides in the old fieldstone bridge;
echoes of lives lived long ago
rides upon the ether's
just above the creek water,
that flows to winding rivers
and beyond.

Moss spreads its young roots
where ancestors walked,
the foliage masks the ghosts
of lovers in embrace.
As a child I listened to the
songs of angels among the trees and
watched the elementals dance
with childish eyes of wonder.
That old fieldstone bridge,
was a magical sanctuary.



1-8-2020
Favourite Poem from January 2020 Poetry Contest
 Julia Ward

Encounter

Encounter

A day of mindless lonely wanderings found
Me within an unfamiliar country inn 
set maturely in trees at a crossroad's square
The lobby done in tweed and pine
The club chairs large promising comfort
Their arms dressed in fresh draped crewel 
Near the fire in a fieldstone hearth 
A stranger sits lithely in tailored wool and
Silken blouse long legs demurely crossed 
above sensible mid brown walking pumps 
A slight handsome woman her pensive eyes 
in the middle distance of focused concentration
She exudes a pervasive sense of boyant 
middle age and warm demeanour violet eyes 
Yardley's Lavender and rich chestnut hair
My entrance brings her face and smile to mine 
She rises fluidly walks to me wraps both arms 
Around one of mine looks up into my eyes 
And speaks 

I wished you here... And here you are

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