Cumbrian Poems - Poems about Cumbrian

...William danced with daffodils amidst his lovely Cumbrian hills Penning poesy 'easy on the ear' is why many hold him dear......Read the rest...

...Brecon Beacons for pony-treks Cumbrian fells & bubbling becks Dartmoor with rocks rain scarred Lake District views beloved of bards Northumbria on moor & hill where R......Read the rest...

...Highborn, regal Skiddaw Such grace in one so high, A countenance of majesty, A fortress to my eye. Looking down on all around you Immense in all your might, From your foot, we lift our eyes ......Read the rest...

...Tracks stretch across barren winter fields yet their steel trace like a snail's trail appears polished, glinting in dying light, stifling your breath, towards a dark shed doors creak like a......Read the rest...

...He had no garments old or new that didn’t have a hole burnt through from sparks when he lit up his pipe and nearly set himself alight. Smoke rituals in his old car began when we set off not far......Read the rest...

...Brecon Beacons for pony-treks, Cumbrian fells and bubbling becks; Lake District views beloved of bards Stone-bridged hamlets in the Dales with enclosed leas along its vales. Snowdonia ,one thou......Read the rest...

...There is a place that’s dear to me Upon the rolling Cumbrian hills A church without the need for prayer Where Wordsworth saw his daffodils, A place where poetry writes itself With soft simplisti......Read the rest...

...Don’t take me unless to the cry of the hawk Not supported or transported – just let me walk. No matter that muscles protest and begin to ache When clouds scud over the peaks and cast shadows across t......Read the rest...

...Brecon Beacons for pony-treks,Cumbrian fells and bubbling becks;Dartmoor with rocks rain scarred ,Lake District views beloved of bards.Northumbria, above on moor and hill,where Roman echoes linge......Read the rest...

...Whee am i, eh? A'm Cumbrian thats whee, like eh. Red, Green, Yellow Once a year ower the Cumberland show, Livestock, ter an' fro, ter an' fro. Yan, Tan, Tether Gypsies, jockeys, towns’ ......Read the rest...