I found myself in communion with Mr. Leach's poem. The piece, in well crafted rhyming sextets, invites the reader into the universal bond and musical aura of a contemporary pastoral which is well rooted in tradition. This is a fine poem that easily could have been sung to soothe Polyphemus, Galataea and their brethren.
I found myself in communion with Mr. Leach's poem. The piece, in well crafted rhyming sextets, invites the reader into the universal bond and musical aura of a contemporary pastoral which is well rooted in tradition. This is a fine poem that easily could have been sung to soothe Polyphemus, Galataea and their brethren.