Cahirabbey woods, Cahir, County Tipperary
Landscape photography : Nigel Borrington
June 22, 2014 8:52 pm
Cahirabbey woods, Cahir, County Tipperary
Landscape photography : Nigel Borrington
This evening I went for a Sunday walk in Cahirabbey woods, county Tipperary, the evening light was shining through the trees in the glen and it reminded me of the below poem that I found recently.
Sunlight in the Glen
Collaboration Poem By Jan Allison And Mel Merrill
Dappled sunlight dancing among the trees in the wooded glen
Lingering amongst the wood where it has ancient been
She dances fast, and sometimes slow, the tempo ever changing.
Gentle breeze she stirs the trees; the mood is scintillating
The crystal clear water sparkles with a silvery light
Like diamonds splayed on velvet, or a starry, starry night
Shafts of sunlight fall on the crumbling old stone wall
Shedding light on these, the wall and trees, near brook and waterfall
Nature’s beauty, boundless, in this timeless timid wood
We walk the paths so often trod where ancient feet have stood
Each scattered ray comes out to play in primordial den
How privileged I, that I could spy, this sunlight in the glen
Posted by nigel borrington
Categories: Gallery, irish woodlands, Landscape, Poetry Gallery
Tags: Cahir, Irish photography, Jan Allison, Landscape Photography, Mel Merrill, Nigel Borrington, poems, poetry, Sunday, Sunlight in the Glen, Tipperary
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WOW I am blown away to see my collaboration with Mel on your page – the image is so beautiful and complements our words perfectly:-)
By Jan Allison on April 6, 2015 at 11:32 pm