Muir Poems - Poems about Muir

...From shore to deep, the colors of the sea, tan sand and white meringue bursting forth. Can you picture the lovers on the edge long after they're gone? Footprints......Read the rest...

...Edwin Muir 'THE HORSES'            ___/`\         ~/  __ /`\   ___/`\         ~/ _  /      ~/ _  /         /\  /\  ¥¥ /\  /\  ¥¥       ___/`\    ~/ _  /      /\  /\  ¥¥     ......Read the rest...

...Labels that lead to hate…will only pain impart… they will never bring us together…only push us further and further apart. When we are consumed by the labels we place on one another it becomes mo......Read the rest...

...Happy Birthday, Gerald Buisman. * Thank you for your part in the story of my life. You were fundamental to some good memories. I hope you enjoy this poem. The footprints we leave in the hearts, m......Read the rest...

...A blind flight above a brooding sea. Dawn levers the darkness. Ireland rising. Whitecaps, bright tumbled cliffs. Briny turf, moss-rooted walls, wind-havens and cottages. So green! Tidal m......Read the rest...

...“And into the forest I go to lose my mind and find my soul.” - John Muir The forest is a calm spiritual place, a balsam scented and serene space. Ra......Read the rest...

...death can never cease to exist what lives in my every moment the softness within her eyes a light brush of a hand taking my breath away lips as doves landing upon mine a smile bequeathing me p......Read the rest...

...The Muir As a child living on a farm during the war had a pond on peatland, the pond’s water was fenny and dark. Slow swimming trout that tasted of mud Swam, near the surface of the pond. My ......Read the rest...

...The Ballad of John Muir Woods I squint at the splendid morning sun golden filtered bright rays conveyed. Speaking they say, sit, little one rest a spell in our noble shade. I s......Read the rest...

..."In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks." - John Muir "I took a walk in the woods and came out ......Read the rest...

...The forest is a wonderful place so free among the open space loads of trees with wide branches let imagination show their every face Let yourself go completely wild give your every thought awa......Read the rest...

...During these Covid-19 days so sad when an walking trip is not on cue so missing in one's fondest memories a trip on high seems so long overdue My own favourite place to climb is in the English......Read the rest...

...Oh! to be among trees, mindful of silent power in mountains hallowed trails walked by Muir snow still filling nature’s deep kept secret bower breathe a bounty of sweet air clear and pure the r......Read the rest...

...Dedicated to Gregory Barden who is likewise a fan of “The Ghost and Mrs. Muir” THE CATCH OF THE DAY Like an Amazon queen with falcon feathers climbing looking down the steep d......Read the rest...

...“Charm'd magic casements, opening on the foam Of perilous seas, in faery lands forlorn.” John Keats Ode to a Nightingale “Strange to find a sea captain......Read the rest...