Daffodils by Chris Lloyd Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps By Owen Townend - April 06, 2020 Tomorrow, April 7 marks the birthday of William Wordsworth in 1770 – 250 years ago. I thought I would remember the event with a reminder of perhaps his most famous poem with a tongue in cheek “reply”. Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps Comments Andrew Shephard6 April 2020 at 14:16Love this, Chris. I imagine someone somewhere will be reading both poems 250 years from now.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyOwen Townend6 April 2020 at 20:04A gloriously cheeky riff on Wordsworth and just what his words are worth now. Thanks for this poem, Chris.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyWrighty667 April 2020 at 08:59I wandered lonely as a cloudWhen above my head a buzzing soundI look to the skyAnd see a droneA mechanical voice shoutingSTAY AT HOME!I'll leave the proper poetry to you mate ��ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyAdd commentLoad more... Post a Comment
Love this, Chris. I imagine someone somewhere will be reading both poems 250 years from now.
ReplyDeleteA gloriously cheeky riff on Wordsworth and just what his words are worth now. Thanks for this poem, Chris.
ReplyDeleteI wandered lonely as a cloud
ReplyDeleteWhen above my head a buzzing sound
I look to the sky
And see a drone
A mechanical voice shouting
STAY AT HOME!
I'll leave the proper poetry to you mate ��