Running River Will Yet Have StarlightA Poem by Robert Robbie Lord Dudley
Over sudden stops in the wood
Surface supports over mostly by frames Flowers stay'd over lands Sudden starts many rolls Old story in a-story nor too stormy, My stuff everywheres. Survival from free got scenes before Me compares & lots do shudder What's new life stirs me raised at, An echo rains beyond Hidden winds swiftly go; Pulls as wells straw's plastic moment wet & won't get outta me a-darn thing To hang yearning from joys so Dwelling of being with you, Stepping-stones last how fading between Stands behind a-fence Delights anything now. Thee likes it set without covers or nets, Unto as pebbles down; Green clovers count as that be By among ravens at the bells deliver'd I insist'd was to insights, Readjust'd just like art. Then follows old throws for chairs Gleaming ahead in waves Not to drown out from a-talk On the ways of roses white Now that underneath discerns some sense. Without coats drew as ponder Gotta go catch the flow better, if, from, you Windowsills to horizons I cart'd off a-grand entrance high a-jar On lids innermost fruits Broke ends grew many mine There afore glasses are dropt Everywheres into colours & goes onto a-top of dressers paint'd I need glasses to find glasses Is this inwards dew befell'd we two Like a-teardrop fell far Unto as boulders watch Unbeknownst to us there The Fall's well to a-wet end & a-good ole day & times exist Withstood on the sides, Running river will yet have starlight. I will like it refin'd myself A-poem by the water Kept it a-great beam had worlds Much of dust that works to hesitate On bells, bells, bells brings asleep Round'd on ceilings lower'd with lights Follow the sky until there The sun comes up again Worn clearly brightly at sailing Here long an extend'd time Chasing the sunset, I choose, Mountain's pretty room. I just paint'd a-way must love Going out I betook are, For ye good ole Roy's & me my valley & yeah, man Let's go ahead, pick-up, take-away, In all directions lays back T.V. set on I dig it to the bottom. © 2025 Robert Robbie Lord Dudley |
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3 Reviews Added on December 3, 2021 Last Updated on August 13, 2025 AuthorRobert Robbie Lord DudleyRiverside, NJAboutACROSS THE NIGHT'S SHINING ROAD COVERS ME, i'LL READ. Life, Thyme leeds rails rushes a begotten hold only copes oh, poetry a random ray of yellow light shining sky golden drops in fields trickles.. more.. |

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