La Vinuela Poem by Douglas McClarty

La Vinuela



The morning mist settles on the lake
The Shepherd leading his flock to drink
I hear their tiny bells clanging as they go
The Iberian sun rising from its sleep

The mountains look grey this time of day
But like a curtain raised their beauty unfolds
Olives trees dotted across the scorched land
Brings the artists canvas live with green

The blue lake sparkles in the warm glow
I feel the gentle breeze cooling my face
I stand, I stare at natures beauty
As the white village above comes alive

Around me the vivid colours of the land
Lantana sways in the gentle wind
Bougainvilleas a pleasure to the eye
Almond blossoms fall like confetti

As Day passes Maroma the majestic mountain
Like a Chamelion the colours change
Grey to green and finally red
When the Iberian sun slips slowly to bed.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
My Nirvana
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Michael Morgan 04 November 2013

nice, organized scene-painting with a touch of organicity in the final verse. Very readable.

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