Topogram Poems , also referred to as Topography poems, are characterized by their description of a particular landscape. Elsewhere, they have been described loco-descriptive poems. The form, established way back in 1642 by John Denham saw the publication of his poem, 'Cooper's Hill.'   These poems describe and frequently praise a landscape or location. I would encourage poets of all ages (and experience) to spend time in natural locations in order to feel that essential spirit of place. Bring all your senses, a camera and a notebook with you and sit still for a while. Breathe in all the magic residing in that location. I am aware of this theme of place exerting a strong influence on my poetry. I am frequently drawn to such writing; this poetry of place. Furthermore, I hear the words rising up to greet me whenever I sit still and look more closely at the wonder before my eyes. As writers, we strive to evoke the sense of joy derived from these natural settings. I now share