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In A Forest Of Bells (Spoken Version)
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A poem about and old man wandering through an enchanted forest where bells grow on trees.
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Genre
Podcasts Poetry
Charts
Peak #54
Peak in subgenre #7
Author
Graeme Cammack
Rights
2006 G.Cammack
Uploaded
November 15, 2006
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MP3 0.4 MB 56 kbps 1:01
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In A Forest Of Bells In a shady magic wood where bells grow on the lofty trees and chimes and rings can oft be heard on wings of summer's silken breeze, I call your name upon the wind and wonder will you answer me? I came here often as a child; the bells to hear, sweet air to breathe and in the babbling silver stream my feet to cool, my woes to ease. I called your name upon the wind and wondered would you answer me? And now I'm old my silver hair is ruffled like the dappled leaves, but magic still enchants the wood and still the bells ring in the trees; I call your name upon the the wind and whispering, you answer me. © 2006 G.Cammack
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