White Barn
In an open field I stand,
Barefoot at the bottom of a Kentucky Rolling Hill,
Cool blades of thick green grass cushion each step,
A velveteen carpet stretching as far as the eye can see
Melting into the distant horizon.
A passing breeze cools my skin.
I march on. A summit to conquer.
I will not be defeated.
A few steps more.
On top of the world,
I stretch out my arms and twirl, twirl, twirl.
There’s no one here but me.
I am free.
I look up.
What do I see?
Not a cloud in the sky,
Its colors – perfect blend of blue,
Skye, Baby, Sapphire, Iceberg and Cerulean.
I look down.
What do I see?
An open field below.
Cool blades of thick green grass cushion each step,
A velveteen carpet stretching as far as the eye can see
Melting into the distant horizon.
Seated at the bottom of this Kentucky Rolling Hill,
An isolated and beautiful,
White Barn
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Love the poem, the form is beautiful and moves the poem along. Wonderful !
White barns do stand out in most landscapes…