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Post by mysticbluebell on May 5, 2014 21:09:42 GMT
Inspiration or memory? Whatever comes to mind, we will love to read it! The house on the hill
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Post by puddles on May 6, 2014 0:00:34 GMT
The House on The Hill
The house on the hill is where I long to be holds memories of youth from so long ago in my walk of the path that led to the sea carry's me back as the wind starts to blow
I remember the view from my windowsill watching the waves breaking the shore frames the beauty which a portrait instills the house on the hill makes me wish for more
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Post by mysticbluebell on May 6, 2014 17:34:27 GMT
Beautiful poem of beautiful memories really paint a beautiful picture, thanks a lot Roland.
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Post by puddles on May 6, 2014 20:56:18 GMT
Thanks Mystic, may do a longer version of this read, with audio and a musical background.......
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Post by doreen23 on May 7, 2014 18:19:24 GMT
The House on the HILL
At the top of the hill there is a spooky house, very dark and dusty, and overrun by mice. That is until midnight, when I first heard this howl, I thought it was a dog, but no, it was an owl. Being bold, I ventured outside, as I had been deprived of rest. I walked through dark streets, past quiet houses As if I had been possessed. I walked up to the rusty gates, feeling rather dazed, The house on the hill was all lit up, and I was so amazed. A ghost appeared, dragging chains, as the doors opened and creaked, then I saw a vampire, cleaning his fangs then when I nearly freaked. From the forest glade,some guests arrived, Hand in hand, like a happy band, singing as they danced along, from their home in Meadowland. Cobwebs hung down everywhere and there was dust over all the chairs. I saw a knight in shining armour, at the top of the stairs. There was an awful aroma from the kitchen And I saw witches preparing a meal. Lizards, frogs, spiders and toads, But for me, this did not appeal. They were all here for a party, And all going into the hall. I had never seen anything like it As I stand there, so enthralled. I then wave them all a fond farewell, as I turn away to leave. They are having their Annual Monsters Ball But my story, no one will believe.
Doreen E Hampshire
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Post by mysticbluebell on May 7, 2014 21:08:25 GMT
The house on the hill
Forever I see it sitting up far on the hill A lovely cottage white with brown window sill The small wooden bench in front, washed out And opening the door, the hinges shout
The roof comes low, a garden small as can be Sheltered by wide canopy of a walnut tree It’s only a small village on this hill top With one single, old-fashioned merchant shop
This quiet rural place, exposed and wind torn Would easily make you feel a bit forlorn The silent peaceful indoors atmosphere By limitless shelter brings comfort near
The house on the hill knows much to tell Same like the ancient Church with broken bell Walking downhill is always fast and fun Coming back we're counting steps of the end-run
Forever I see it sitting there on the hill This homely cottage, now empty and still It was a haven of love, simple but dear Remains in my memory, enchanting and clear
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Post by Alan on May 8, 2014 15:19:33 GMT
Roland, Doreen and Mystic you have all done excellent poems, thank you
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Post by puddles on May 9, 2014 12:08:44 GMT
Thanks Alan, nice to see you hear, you are right Dee's poem tell a tale, as well as Mystic about the house on the hill, love the photo, bet the sea is not far away...........
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