Dragonfly

[David]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Perhaps Christine was rearing a fab. art deco broach on the day of inspiration?

Danny?

Shout out to Strandie. Hi, Strand!!

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by David

Danny?

Perhaps while looking at CM's decolletage on which the dragonfly broach appeared to have landed.

Originally Posted by David

Shout out to Strandie. Hi, Strand!!

Howdy!

[bretonbanquet]

Originally Posted by David

So which poem was it? I assume The Dragonfly?

That's right. I can't find it on the net, but I have it in a Davies anthology. I posted the whole thing on another forum once but I can't find it now, and my anthology is at home

[David]

Originally Posted by bretonbanquet

That's right. I can't find it on the net, but I have it in a Davies anthology. I posted the whole thing on another forum once but I can't find it now, and my anthology is at home

That's all right, breton. I'll find it at the library. It's a bucolic, buzzy poem, I bet, filled with thoughts & scents of the English countryside, like a Vaughan Williams piece.



Vaughan Williams in Dorking

[bretonbanquet]

Originally Posted by David

That's all right, breton. I'll find it at the library. It's a bucolic, buzzy poem, I bet, filled with thoughts & scents of the English countryside, like a Vaughan Williams piece.

It is, and quite sentimental in an old-fashioned way, like a lot of his poems. I really like his work.

And btw.. Dorking doesn't look like that any more, sadly

[David]

Originally Posted by bretonbanquet

That's right. I can't find it on the net, but I have it in a Davies anthology. I posted the whole thing on another forum once but I can't find it now, and my anthology is at home

That's all right, breton. I'll find it at the library. It's a bucolic, buzzy poem, I bet, filled with thoughts & scents of the English countryside, like a Vaughan Williams piece.



Vaughan Williams in Dorking