A Farm’s Serenity
By: fee
That old north winds blows
I heard some say
That there’ll be snow real soon
Times a passing quickly now
Since that last harvest moon
There’s winter wood
Piled high in the wood shed
The pantry shelves are full
And Momma’s in her rocking chair
Surrounded by her knitting wool
The bankers all got their money
Left a little for the cookie jar
Enough for seed, weed and feed
That Poppa said come early spring
We’re surely going to need
The kids are fighting over
The Sears and roebucks catalogue
Christmas dreams on a glossy page
In this Norman Rockwell scene
Taken from another age
Now when that old North wind
Blows colder every fall
It always stirs a memory
A favorite one for sure
Of that farm’s true serenity
Cryssa
Sounds like a hard but rewarding life. Hugs,
Sheila
Love,
Becca~
I Also Loved To Read Your Poem
"A Farm's Serenity" takes us all to the fields of a farmer harvesting
the seasons of life....
Peace, Love & Poetry
Embraced~Embrassé
Vickie
My first children's story, "Best Friends" was written with a farm as the background for the story.
Nice poem Fee!!!
Sandie Angel :o)
P.S. Please read my latest poem, I'm coming to your Halloween party too!!!... :o)
Myrna
hugs
Kathy Lynn
Georg
PS: you lying Canuck trying to make us believe you are younger, that's not your grandaughter but your greatgreatgranddaughter! ! !
Gotcha!
Fee
Take care,
Sherry
Love ya face Cuz XOXOXO, Rose
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Love, Christine