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Poems written by Peter Gibbs over 60 years, inspired by romance, travel, the beauty of nature, emotions and family and friends - peterspoetry.co.uk
Marshfield Morn
Down Sheepfair Lane to cricket sward
And where the crack of willow
Resounds along the summer lanes
Past cowslips soft as pillow
We strolled apart though close as one
'Tween banks of pink and green
And drank the beauty of the day
As larks chorused unseen
Upon the head of foundling lamb
Our shared caress bestowed
To earn a plaintive, pleading cry
That echoed down the road
Wild garlic scents perfumed our path
As we climbed up to view
The reservoir in sunshine bathed
Its waters dazzling blue
Warm hours of bee and beetle
And goldfinch bright in hedge
Time to share our thoughts out loud
Time our love to pledge
We walked and talked that Marshfield morn
Of families and fears
And laid some new foundation stones
For future happy years.
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