"ONE UPRIGHT ARM  We move together along the disused railway track towards the top of the Swannington Incline.  ""Don't look the dog in the eyes. He don't like it""  one upright arm sustains the cheek come walk with me  when things go wrong there's always the hedgerow  Paul Conneally 2011   From 'Health Walk' with Nita Pearson 'Whitwick to Swannington and Back' May 2011  Previous post in this series ""So Looked Cecilia'  —————————————————  Notes  The line:  'one upright arm sustains the cheek'  Is a fragment from  ""HOW RICH THAT FOREHEAD'S CALM EXPANSE"" by William Wordsworth. Wordsworth tells us that the poem HOW RICH THAT FOREHEAD'S CALM EXPANSE was inspired by a print at Coleorton Hall, North West Leicestershire. Mrs Wordsworth's impression was that HOW RICH THAT FOREHEAD'S CALM EXPANSE was also written at Coleorton Hall despite William's note that it was written at Rydal Mount in the Lake District."
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