Serpent Garden Waters
A Plagiaristic Poem From The Alnwick Garden
Introduction
There are eight water features in The Serpent Garden in the Alnwick Garden, but there is nothing on their site that documents them. Also, each one has a mirrored description plate which is almost impossible to photograph. They are all described in the blog post below, but I thought I would try and describe them in two quatrains for an effective short tour.
This is my Instagram post of my views of the water features.
Serpent Garden Waters
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Coanda Where The Water Hugs The Chalice
Meniscus Surface Tension A Domed Fountain
Dish Vortex Rising And Falling Maelstrom Bowl
Reflection A Silver Hemisphere Made Whole
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Canyon Water Patterns Flow Down Two Towers
Torricelli Shows Hydrostatic Pressure
Waterglass Falls And Flutters Til Silver Shows
Starburst Water Sprays Against Glass And Explodes
Grand Cascade Will Complete This Aqueous Show
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I love the enchantment between realism and poetry at work here. The photographs make this poem even more enchanting. You've written this brilliantly, Mike. It's fantastic and extremely descriptive.
This was so beautiful and magical as well! I loved it!
Beautiful pictures and wonderful words to match π€
Nicely done. Now, to read the other.
Sounds like a nice place to visit. Well done.