Scott, Coleridge and Wordsworth to name but a few. If you have a favourite poem, or even better, have been inspired yourself, why not send your entry for inclusion. On lush green pasture, blackfaced lambs are at play warmed by soft sunshine.
Green shoots start to unfold on hills now daubed by a drifting brush of gold.
A buzzard rests on a fencepost for a while, surveying his scene. A herd of roe deer comes down to a rockpool to drink from the clear cool water, fawns hiding by their does, shy Far, far above them in a cobalt blue sky Soar two golden eagles, just tiny black motes to the naked eye. By the shore, snow bunting cheerily search for food.