I see that today (21st March) is World Poetry Day. I am not a great observer of 'days' especially ones that mean a lot of people who should know better will be proffering all sorts of bleeding nonsense that will disturb me for weeks. But as an acknowledgement of the occasion I dipped into the closest volume of poems I had to hand and opened a page at random. My eyes fell on the following from Thomas Hardy:
Again the guns disturbed the hour,
Roaring their readiness to avenge,
As far inland as Stourton Tower,
And Camelot, and starlit Stonehenge.
So there you go.
Again the guns disturbed the hour,
Roaring their readiness to avenge,
As far inland as Stourton Tower,
And Camelot, and starlit Stonehenge.
So there you go.