of the sheep-cropped hill
we paused
to rest in the bracken
and we gazed at the ocean
below
and then I got to thinking
of God
and creation
a dig in the ribs
from my brother
fetched me round
now up and away
the sentence trailing behind him
let's run like hell to the bottom
o we did laugh
as we ran
tripping over our feet
stumbling and tumbling
we arrived
on the beach
we fell on the sands
and laughed even more
each to each
holding our ribs
which were aching
and sore
o we did laugh
on the beach
each to each
it mattered not
who was first
to that place
pure joy
was the winner
of our downhill race
gw2012/
What a great tumbling pace to the foot of this poem, Gwilym!
ReplyDeleteHi ho, the foot of the poem. That's good.
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