“New England Stone Walls”
Photo by Jack McConnell
From jackmcconnellphotography.com
rustic ramparts
stone laid upon stone
homely fortress
befittingly creased
with bent passages
hidey-holes random
fool raptor and snake
tiny chambers
connect catawampus
and carry the
frenzy and scurry
the high metabolic
activity bustling within
stonewalled burrows
of chipmunks at home
Writer & Poet Lynne Sargent
Poetry Puttering by Pax & Company
You don't know where you are going. You don't know how to get there. And you arrive just the same. Ghanaian saying
Poésie sous les étoiles
"drink from the well of your self and begin again" ~charles bukowski
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Looking ahead, without looking back (too often)
flights of fancy from New Zealand
You're never alone, if you've something to share
All you touch and all you see / is all your life will ever be
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I am where the valleys are deep, the mountains are high, and the wind moans through trees...
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thank you for sharing my poem with your readers
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“Hidey-holes.” Love.
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thanks, Amy
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I was immediately drawn to this poem since its title also proclaimed my maiden name. It would not be ignored and it did not disappoint.
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what an interesting coincidence
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Bastion–I think that was the word I was searching for recently…. Great poem as always.
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I must have heard you searching…
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Maybe so, I had to use something else…I’ve already forgotten what.
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My Fiancée and I recently stumbled upon a crumbling castle (it was a little one) and spent some time reading about it’s history and watching the sea from a doorless doorway which now leads into thin air. It was a wonderful time.
Ruins have always fascinated me. Thank you for the poem 🙂
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what an exciting discovery
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I love this.The animal inhabitants of the wall give your poem life.
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I can watch them from y windows
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