Skylark Poem by Edmund Blunsdon

Cathy21 | 19:41 Fri 01st Jan 2010 | Animals & Nature

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In the special Christmas Autumn Watch one of the presenters quoted a few lines from a poem by Edmund Blunsden. I think the bird was a skylark. Does anyone know the poem?

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jno

was it Lark Descending? They've done it before

http://www.edmundblun....php?newseventid=1111

Pentalpha8

Do you mean Edmund Blunden Cathy21
one poem is Sheepbells where he says
In the dim and dewy loneness,
Where the woodlark sings.
Full list of his works here . He mentions various birds in various poems .Perhaps something will ring a bell for you
http://www.archive.or...oe00bluniala_djvu.txt

http://en.wikipedia.o.../Edmund_Blunden#Works

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