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A Castle That Be

Submerged in Beauty

By Frank KemblePublished 6 years ago 1 min read
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Oh what a muse this castle be, deep in the forest of evergreen-sun beams, for eyes to please; Yet, this castle, was a trip to dare, in all its hassle of getting there – Yet, fair, so beautifully vivid in sunlight glare. Such a place for poetic bliss, while this pen slings feelings of kiss!

This English hill so pretty, Castle so brilliantly living – Yet, This moment so rich and bare, with no despair, just this olden history that blushes to stare.

For like a child I be, I do declare, on this day – This head spinning, love so free – That I am witnessing something so old and wise to be. Grass a little breezy – but that's just fine.

nature poetry
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