Life on a family farm
in the wilds of
Upstate New York
Saturday, July 06, 2013
Post June Declaration
Fireflies ride their tilt-o-whirl Round and round the yard they swirl Ghost dog clatters in his kennel, tail all thump and claws all rattle. He's not there; I know he's gone But I hear him still when night comes down. Lightning flash and fireworks crash Gardens bloom across the sky And crickets sing, "Hey, it's July. June is gone, let's say goodbye"
Your father and I agree we have one very talented daughter! Love your poetry. But then, your life is poetry, it just doesn't always rhyme. Love Mom and Dad
A poet's heart distills in a few lines . . a season, a lost friend, a lifetime of observation. And they can break your heart a little - even as they delight the mind's eye.
5 comments:
Very nice.
Nicely said!
Your father and I agree we have one very talented daughter! Love your poetry. But then, your life is poetry, it just doesn't always rhyme.
Love Mom and Dad
A poet's heart distills in a few lines . . a season, a lost friend, a lifetime of observation.
And they can break your heart a little - even as they delight the mind's eye.
Well done.
Cathy M, thank you so much.
Lisa, thanks!
Mom, thank you. Coming from you it mean a lot. Love you!
Cathy,thanks, one of my favorite things is when the words just pop right up, no need for thinking about it, just bam. Fun
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