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Skylark Poem by Edmund Blunsdon
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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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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
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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