I wandered peaceful as a cloud — through wood, by loch and country kirk
Pictures and a poem from a wee walk I had the mid-March near Elie, Fife. A cold light-misted day as spring nears—fabulous—in a simple heart filling way.
Peaceful as a Cloud
Past the big house leave the world
With muted steps on peaceful paths
Where snowdrops kiss’d by wind unfurl
Midst trunks and leaves
ahead the strath
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A tree-lined avenue leads on
A reed-rimmed loch exposes sky
Boathouse bay yet ne’er a swan
And Largo Law stands closely by
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Straight beyond the reedy frond
A staunch kirk tow’r points straight to God
And not far past the curling pond
Church-wall echoes weary plod
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Last strides on a country lane
My step a rhythmic metronome
Gentle hills shield Colinsburgh …
And now elated safely home
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© Mac Logan