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Each day this week I will publish a short 4-line verse, each one commencing with a well-known line, sometimes adapted to suit the context, from a renowned published poem. The general theme is that of Isolation.
Wordsworth’s Lucy: Pastiche #1
( ‘She Dwelt among the Untrodden Ways’: by William Wordsworth )
I dwell along untrodden ways
Beside the River Thames.
I teach myself to live alone,
And write poetic gems.
Good one again Roland, we live alongside the Thames too. I quite like Wordsworth, being a Cumbrian of course! Do you know of Norman Nicholson?
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Thanks, Dr.B. I know no more than that he’s a North Country poet. I will check out some of his work.
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Here’s something from my own archives to get you going https://buddhawalksintoawinebar.blog/2017/01/19/cumbriaa-nuclear-poem-from-norman-nicholson/
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Thanks for that. It’ll keep me busy.
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