Old BarnA Poem by Rob DoughertyDays Gone
Took a picture of an old barn.
Could be falling down. Boards are grey and dirty brown. A short drive out of town. I wonder when the barn was raised. What was the year ? Looks to be of ancient age and far away from here. But the barn is just down the road. I can see it will not last Stands up against a bright white sky to guard the distant past. Someone could give it life. New lumber without rot. Perhaps a nice warm coat of paint. Deep green would hit the spot. But no one will. Such long neglect. The grand old thing deserves respect. There it stands to mark the place where horses ran to open space. I took the picture. I have it here. A great old barn. A bygone year. © 2024 Rob Dougherty |
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Added on January 24, 2024 Last Updated on January 24, 2024 Author
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