The Valley Of The Two Lakes Poem by Martin Swords

The Valley Of The Two Lakes

Rating: 5.0


Walk slowly,
In slowly slanting sun
Down the Valley of the Two Lakes

Listen,
At rocks edge, ripples
Like a cat lapping

Watch,
As lazy heron casts
A fishy eye

All is quiet
All is still
In the Valley of the Two Lakes.

A Round Tower dizzy
Clicks and whirring
Picture everything
Picture the peace
Click the calm
Shout about the quiet
Record Replay Forget
Move on and never know

The sweet nothing
That is everything
In the Valley of the Two Lakes.

The Hermits knew
When they found it,
That nothing

But the Hand of God
Quietly touched
The Valley of the Two Lakes

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Matt Mooney 17 July 2009

Two reasons why I should revisit Glendalough! I like it.

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Ashraful Musaddeq 19 September 2008

A nice poem with pleasant metaphors. I love the last two stanzas, amazing! 10+

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Martin Swords

Martin Swords

Tiglin, Wicklow, Ireland
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