Weste Riben

Though never have my eyes yet seen
But more than bits and bytes
To survey all of Weste Riben
Beneath the starry nights.

So fair and gentle can it be
A small white land beyond the sea
Shall I meet it or it meet me?
A land alass to set me free?

In shades of green it's light doth shine
It beckons day and night
I'll wander, travel where I must
To live my life aright.

And ere I hear the lyric notes
Of singing Auld Lang Syne
Shall my lips kiss the fertile earth
Of lovely Weste Riben.
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Posted: Jul 2010
About this poem:
The Fountain of Youth.... Eden..... Camlot, perhaps?.... Do I believe? Yes, I think I do.

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Ladybee42
i can imagine it if i close my eyes...
but i could bump into something!
lovely image GH...thumbs up thumbs up applause
caroljoyce
Great nature write. Scotland?
gardenhackle
Scotland... ah, yes, it does sound that way, doesn't it? But who's to say it's may not be but a metaphor? And maybe even more? A mystery isn't such a bad thing and can be very special to one who solves it. But I'll say no more. ;)
agoodguy2have
i'd like to see it wherever it is!
hedistuff
island of the day before...
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