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The Lunchtime Poet
Poems
May 2016
The Meadow
Gently rolling sloping field
lovely blooms the spring shall yield
Growing upwards to the sky
I think I saw a butterfly
Grass gracefully swaying as the wind blows
such a fine place to put my toes
Little creatures snug in their den
robin red breast and a wren
There's a mother and baby rabbit
coming here could become a habit
Escaping all the daily schemes
This is where I go for dreams
This the place I love to rest
the fresh crisp air fills my chest
When I'm hear all time stands still
seeing that doe was such a thrill
This day is done such a pity
time to go back to the city
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