National Trust Poems - Poems about National Trust

... It's almost half past three time to cosy up for tea kettle's on the boil to brew tea for two me and you with egg and cress or cucumber sandwiches with nary a single crust (they were ......

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...A hillside of walkers gathering slow blend with the gold medal fields all aglow. Kites finding freedom, flutter and flow as looping Red Kites begin to swoop low. Families with picnics bask in t......

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...I sat to take a breath awhile, Looked across the field of green, A waterfall cascaded down, Of beauty never seen. Amongst the forest rising high, A silent gap had formed, And in the sun so br......

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...Jabbering Ignominious Hypocrite Gabbles - against the backdrop of gross unbridled viscous wracking zealotry bruiting extinguishing inherent national trust... Poetic Introduction: I wax and wa......

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...You leave the car at what was once, in old reality, a farm and where the National Trust democratise so now not cows but parking motorists feel alarm. Across a road are loos, ex milking parlou......

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