Jeepers creepers! Let us all write our poetry on nature alone. That is what one Keats did and another W.B. Yeats did. Yet the credit goes to Wordsworth. A feel the same thrill when i read this poem just like any other poem of Blakes and Shelley.
'coz winter have passed without a trace,
leaving only soft songs of the breeze,
& the imposing dance of the trees,
which grows your love for saunter,
where aroma for sure you will counter.
Why should your poem go noticed. So i will read hundred as each time pleasure is mine, mine only! A tap of on shoulder of poetess. Hop! hop! tap! tap! ...
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Jeepers creepers! Let us all write our poetry on nature alone. That is what one Keats did and another W.B. Yeats did. Yet the credit goes to Wordsworth. A feel the same thrill when i read this poem just like any other poem of Blakes and Shelley. 'coz winter have passed without a trace, leaving only soft songs of the breeze, & the imposing dance of the trees, which grows your love for saunter, where aroma for sure you will counter. Why should your poem go noticed. So i will read hundred as each time pleasure is mine, mine only! A tap of on shoulder of poetess. Hop! hop! tap! tap! ...