Evening In The Bluebell Wood
A Short Ekphrastic Sonnet Inspired By The Painting By Angie Livingstone (The Glittering Fox)

Introduction
This is my fifty-fourth piece inspired by Angie's incredible work. This is an older painting by Angie, and someone remarked that a lot of my work is ekphrastic, which for ages I didn't know what it means, but here is a clarification:
It is a rhetorical device where a writer vividly describes a visual artwork, aiming to capture its essence and impact.
In this poem, I am trying to bring the painting to life, although Angie has already done that. I was recently having lunch at The Woodside in Doune, and I walked out and saw a stag across the road, but it ran into the trees before I could take a photo.
I have decided on a sonnet with a four-syllable line, and that is quite difficult when you include rhyme. Sometimes seemingly short forms require a lot more mental work.
See Angie's work on Facebook here.
This is her Etsy Store
The music is "Bluebell Wood" by Holy Moly and The Crackers
Evening In The Bluebell Wood
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Majestic Stag
And Watching Hare
In The Blue Brack
Does Sit And Stare
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Antlers Gleaming
Shining Moonlight
Bluebells Ringing
A Magic Night
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In The Bluebells
Among The Trees
Hare And Stag Tell
Magic Stories
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In Bluebell Wood
Regal Stag Stood
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