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House of Yesteryear
by William Lowenkamp
Sunday, September 21, 2003

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Thought's of the many wooden houses falling down along the country roads in Mississippi.

House of Yesteryear

Broken down house—of yesteryear

Littered with relics of the past

Tractor wheel, gallon jug, old tin cans

All have come to rest—at last.

Farmland—crop rows of yesteryear

Abandoned—through weeds—still visible

Long time ago, fed many mouths

Now a relic of the past—perceptible.

Ó1983 William Lowenkamp

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Reviewed by Jeanette Foresta	9/21/2003

this poem shows everything changes and dies, but tin cans last millions of years.)




Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader)	9/21/2003

Lovely imagery, can almost see it! ~Nikki~




Reviewed by Sandie Angel	9/21/2003

There's sadness in this poem... May Lu a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o(




Reviewed by Joyce Hale	9/21/2003

Really good write, William. Paints a picture in one's mind!

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