Cessna Me
I am Chestnut Ridge churned out.
Someone asks me to casserole cabins;
someone pretends at Sunday school squabbles.
Dresses will muddy;
Jeeps will sing.
Tell me to stay gold, Ponytail.
I know you need Route 56 remarried.
Of course the blight claimed the trees,
but no one divorces for a name.
There was a flood, but we lived
at the top of a hill and picked apples
red as farmhouse wagoning.
I’ve accepted that
I am dropped-d Bedford.
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I enjoyed this, especially the second to last stanza.