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
Love the poem, the form is beautiful and moves the poem along. Wonderful !
White barns do stand out in most landscapes…