Minstrel Days Poem by Ernestine Northover

Minstrel Days

Rating: 5.0


End not your minstrel days in quiet repose,
But play your music still, strong from the heart,
And as a poet sings out his melodious prose,
Your refrain will now rouse other tunes to start.

Then joyfulness will fill your barren mind,
And lighten up the paths that you will take,
And as this harmony now becomes entwined,
It enters into your soul, a home to make.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Andrew Blakemore 25 August 2008

A lovely Shakespearean quality to this one Ernestine. Excellent work, love, Andrew x

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Duncan Wyllie 02 July 2006

I agree here with Sonny, a fine display of words and a poem as song Beutiful feelings of old Love Duncan X

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Sonny Rainshine 02 July 2006

Finely written and lyrical. Traditional format and a good message.

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