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- Wings
As a blue-necked mallard alighting in a pool
Among marsh-marigolds and splashing wet
Green leaves and yellow blooms, like jewels set
In bright, black mud, with clear drops crystal-cool, ... - Reveille
Still bathed in its moonlight slumber, the little white house by the cedar
Stands silent against the red dawn;
And nothing I know of who sleeps there, to the travail of day yet unwakened,
Behind the blue curtains undrawn: ... - Fire
In each black tile a mimic fire's aglow,
And in the hearthlight old mahogany,
Ripe with stored sunshine that in Mexico
Poured like gold wine into the living tree ... - The Going
(R.B.)
He's gone. ... - Lament
We who are left, how shall we look again
Happily on the sun or feel the rain
Without remembering how they who went
Ungrudgingly and spent ...
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_el_chelon: “one song leads on to another, one friend to another friend, so i’ll travel along with a friend and a song.” – wilfrid wilson gibson (1878-1962)Coble_and_keel: the missing keepers of the flannan isles lighthouse. their disappearance was the subject of a popular work by hexham born poet wilfrid wilson gibson which implied a supernatural cause for poetic effect. the most likely explanation is they were swept off the landing by a huge wave
Nlandlibs: we’re looking forward to our poetry talk in hexham abbey next wednesday surrounded by an exhibition of j.p. gibson’s photographs. join mike tickell as he explores the northumbrian and roman wall poems of wilfrid wilson gibson. book a place here -
Goatboyhorror: wilfrid wilson gibson, mad (1914) neck-deep in mud, he mowed and raved - he who had braved the field of blood - and as a lad just out of school yelled - april fool! and laughed like mad.
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