Distant Ramblings        

          (Poems of life)            

By Andrew D Siddle

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Distant Ramblings  is a book of poetry by Andy Siddle. The poems are all in the form of every day observations both about life and about aspects of modern culture and mythology.Some of the poems are in rhyme, some in popular prose poem style, and one is in limerick form.Each poem is illustrated by a photo book plate; and also the author's description or "distant rambling" as they are.

 

 

 

                                                                                     

                                             

Distant Ramblings - By Andrew D Siddle

 

 

This a book of poetry by  Andrew D Siddle. The poems are all in the form of everyday observations both about life and about aspects of modern culture and mythology.Some of the poems are in rhyme, some in popular prose poem style, and one is in limerick form. Andrew first started writing poetry back in 1983 and the poems in the book are a collection of those which he thought to be the best and suitable for a little book of poems. Andrew is a property consultant but writes contemporary poetry in his spare time.

 

 


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ISBN-13: 978-1507721490

ISBN-10: 1507721498
BISAC: Poetry / General    

 

       

   

Aurora Borealis

Oh the Queen of Light she shot her bow,
and prisms abounded of light in the snow,
the darkened sky above so black,
burst into rays of colour like flack.
Her arrows filled the heavens high,
with blue and red and gold in the sky,
and shimmering light ; what a thing to perceive,
sparkling rays dance above trees.
The shimmering mystery of arrows above,
shot high over the nesting of doves,
and each arrow splinters to a cascading shower,
shining on with a sparkling power.
The colours reflect in the surf of high tide,
and the sea in the distance roars of it’s pride,
the whole of the sky forms a magic array,
and here in our homes we stay well away.
The magic of fairies in a mystic light ray,
and the Queen of light rides in the fray,
a golden chariot with four horses drawn,
till all is gone and a new time is born.