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Just A Child Oh So Wild
by Larry D Matthews → (All Poetry by Larry D Matthews)
Saturday, May 30, 2020    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Lesson learned on the farm


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 Just a child Oh so wild
A mother’s love so warm
Winter’s wood you piled
Living on the farm

Morning and night chores to do
Every season work of it’s own
Every animal has feelings to
The seeds of love are sown

For creatures God has grown
Who teach You lessons about this life
That you may have never known
That life for all is full of strife.

That all God’s creatures live and die
All can laugh and all can cry
Through all the struggles we have to try
But sooner or later we say good bye.

Life on the farm taught me so
Life is short and that’s a fact.
A time you’re born and a time to go
Today’s your day Time to Act

God Bless
Larry


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 Reviews of "Just A Child Oh So Wild"
Reviewed by Larry Matthews
Reviewed on May 31, 2020
Thanks for commenting Ron. A lot of anxiety right now with few solutions in sight. Chaos comes to mind hopefully humanity will persevere and overcome. Definitely unprecedented in our life time.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on May 31, 2020
Fewer and fewer young people get the lessons from the farm like you did.. As a city dweller, I was able to avoid those awful "chores" that farm kids had to do, especially milking cows on time twice a day seven days a week without any vacations. That lack of freedom, set farm children back in school, but made them more resourceful in life with a deep understanding of animals that you have described in your poem.

In your discussion on life and death, all of our measures to try to alleviate human death in this pandemic, may have been for naught. The virus will have its way, anyway, and the measures have disrupted our lives so badly, that we are experiencing anger and violence.

Ron


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