Draws You Nearby My Forest PoolsA Poem by Robert Robbie Lord Dudley
Calls its muse a-pocket symphony apart beholds
A-heart that murmurs Heard only a-soul under what mutters back but show it To jump from another offset flat on up To every place I run Short theory is a-poem, next hill, a-green field Flutes without horns around the measures Of your eyes clear (in) A-second wind last'd You found pleasure A-crystal gem mine by thought radiates later how Would in nature overland & skylines want'd flung Whichever demands are at footnote O' the mist Matters I hate to remind you stood steadfast Real stormy weathers whatever we go thru thunder Ode to sweet pencils (in) By, cool & refreshing, warm & soft at heart Spring sprung grass half afloat grows worlds to Parts unknown lightly surface we made hurry Ode to falling arches Cloud shift'd intense (in) Fountains to pens own'd Will dwell I dipp'd & dott'd so much to keep I thought over & over it wasn't so long ago dropt Well Well Well Walk Walk Walk outta time A-bright cloud of moons unreflective I've sent you off into the far dark to soar Went outta light as that contains & remains here A-experience shining Displays it's raining as free as the sun shining Ashes (in) Glittering spirals beneath has to Gotta go (in) Spaces, images O' perceptual signs transparent again Outta ways how small (in) All (in) All or other than to do break on thru A-white ball rolling around on tables Upon the stages endless for walls. Draws you nearby my forest pools Tis to be O' thee I see, Revisions up by my results I rejoice at Calls its muse a-pocket symphony apart beholds A-heart that murmurs Heard only a-soul under what mutters back poet. © 2026 Robert Robbie Lord Dudley |
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Added on May 5, 2025 Last Updated on March 6, 2026 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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