The Nature Of The Stones
A Terzanelle Inspired By A Beautiful Work By Angie Livingstone, The Glittering Fox, And For The Vocal "Say It Plainly" Challenge And An Example Poem For My April Challenge When It Comes
Introduction
This is a villanelle and my ninety-eighth piece inspired by Angie Livingstone's inspirational artwork.
"The Art Of The Glittering Fox" is now available on Amazon worldwide.
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Buy it on the Glittering Fox Etsy Store
The music is "Solsbury Hill" by Peter Gabriel
The Nature Of The Stones
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Three Standing Stones, 'Neath A Tree Of Gold
Linked By Magic To The Old Hill Fort
Here Lie Lost Relics Of Times Of Old
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Fox And Badger Watch, As White Hare Floats
See Lines Of Mystic Gold Light The Way
Linked By Magic To The Old Hill Fort
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The Creatures Sit And Wait For The Day
Three Animals By Three Mystic Stones
See Lines Of Mystic Gold Light The Way
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Beneath This Hill Fort Lay Ancient Bones
'Neath The Golden Tree Their Protectors
Three Animals By Three Mystic Stones
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A Plce Of Ancient Architecture
That The White Hare, Fox And Badger See
'Neath The Golden Tree Their Protectors
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Mystical Lines And Animals Three
Three Standing Stones, 'Neath A Tree Of Gold
That The White Hare, Fox And Badger See
Here Lie Lost Relics Of Times Of Old
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