Derbyshire
by Suzieblu
Posted: 26 September 2007 Word Count: 115 |
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Derbyshire
I love to stand on rugged tor
And stride across the empty moor
With wind in hair, and sun on face
For me there is no lovelier place.
Where dry stone walls tumble down
Wooded hills towards market towns
Broad valleys swathed with velvet grasses
Inch towards the hilly passes.
From peaceful Hope to sparkling Dove
The broad sweep of the land I love
The peace and tranquil embrace
Of each and every lovely place
Stays with me when home I go
With images of rain and snow
And scenes that delight the heart
When the sun cleaves the clouds apart.
Lingering in my minds eye
With a beauty that can make me cry.
I love to stand on rugged tor
And stride across the empty moor
With wind in hair, and sun on face
For me there is no lovelier place.
Where dry stone walls tumble down
Wooded hills towards market towns
Broad valleys swathed with velvet grasses
Inch towards the hilly passes.
From peaceful Hope to sparkling Dove
The broad sweep of the land I love
The peace and tranquil embrace
Of each and every lovely place
Stays with me when home I go
With images of rain and snow
And scenes that delight the heart
When the sun cleaves the clouds apart.
Lingering in my minds eye
With a beauty that can make me cry.
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