Ridgeway Poems - Poems about Ridgeway

...The readjustment was the hardest part Not leaving the war zone Or coming home back to his country And to his wife and family and friends But actually readjusting to the fact That fact that he ha......

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...OLD TOWN ELEGY The bridge still spans the road - with what design? The rail that once crossed Ridgeway and vale to the sea Erased and gone, with scarce residual sign And barely more trace tha......

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...The Ancient Track strides out across the plain, A trading route five thousand years ago, A constant presence – sunshine, wind and rain, Forever onward winds the ancient road. The Ancient Track s......

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...Shimmering light The lily pond The music of your eye The touch of your arm Your always honey smell. I love. Rustling trees in a row, A wide green lawn; People stoop to see small flowers. A snail on......

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...The river lazily ran through the lovely pasture scene. Poets wrote their pretty poems about the river’s charms, Carrying its living water, reflecting purest green As lovers sat upon its banks, loc......

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...Avebury a Wiltshire village low To windswept beacon of Ivinghoe. Eighty-five miles,vale and hill Wayfare freedoms,exhilarate and thrill. Striding downs in grassy scrub Midst trees and clumps o......

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