Best Poems Written by Linda Jackson

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Spring

march winds gust -

       gorse clings on tightly
       
       whilst daffodils sway

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Lambs

fattened lambs no longer
    laze in sun -
    market day dawns

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Autumn's Harvest

harvest

in ancient woodland -

acorns fall

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Beauty

beautiful equus -
    refined, graceful, free spirit
    and favourite of kings

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A Country Lane

leafy, tree lined lanes
    rich,  wild flower verges -
    damselfly sparkles

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Riding Lessons

bay mare stretches neck
  to gorge on vergeside grass -
  ignoring novice

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Hinomaru - Japanese Flag

rising blood red sun -
   spatters mount Fuji as
   whalers fly flag









I wrote this poem to try to write what a country's flag might
represent to an individual.  I love whales and dolphins so this
is what it represents to me.

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A Garden

cottage garden with
   lavender and rich roses -
   heavenly scented

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Dreams

childhood dreams;
  beautiful white horse appears
  to inspire me through life

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Farm Life

flock of sheep
   anxiously wait -
   farmer arrives late

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