Country Colored Memories
At the end of the road in the back of the woods
Amongst a setting of allure a log cabin stood
Someone’s dreams and hopes wrapped up
In a one-room cabin with a couple of plates and cups
Meager necessities, what does one need
When your the only mouth in the house to feed
A life of solitude in a cabin built on a hill
With only nature surrounding you to instill
A question in your brain goes through you
Perhaps life would be better shared by two
A map will show you many placesTowns and cities with lots of faces Land as far as the eye can seeOr oceans deep and wind-whipped seas Desserts barren with little or no soundTowns with sky-high buildings can be found Mountains...
you thought you were on the seaIn the old West across the long Prairie On the horizon, wagons as far as the eyes could see Canvas topped horse-drawn wagons.Pioneers heading across the Prairie to the West Untamed plains and the...
Rosy and Rory were fraternal twins. Rory was the handsome twin, and Rosy, well, Rosy was plain. The sad part was that Roses’ mother was the one to tell her this well-known secret. Rose’s mother had only been home from...
The memory of watching mama’s mouth turn upwards into a smileI have kept Safe through the years; it’s helped me thru life’s miles Even to this day, I can see Her smile, the image somewhat fadedIt was clear to me...
A beautiful poem. love it