A Walk on the Family Farm
Looking for a less muddy
or narrower crossing of the stream,
I am caught by a strand
of an old fence,
and like a hand it holds me.
Startled and unbalanced,
I realize all fences here,
were stretched by hands
of the dead.
Most only poke from the ground,
long ago trampled by cattle.
This place is now home
to things gone to earth.
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Love the realization of this poem…. and the last words, my favorites….”things gone to earth”
Thank you. Appreciate your reading and your words.