A Country Road by Theresa Moore

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A Country Road

The tree lined country road barely has two lanes
The serene path narrows and dips straight ahead
Inviting everyone with a silence that has no name
Captivated by nature’s beauty… my inner spirit is led

Sunbeams filters through branches that are interlocked
The glorious canopy spills patches of light on gravel
A breeze flutters through lush leaves… heat is blocked
Carefree visitors are protected as they leisurely travel

The peaceful scene is one that will forever remain
In memories that hold the splendor of quieter days
Today cars race on the highway… speed is maintained
The intense glare upon the pavement directs the way

6/14/08

Theresa Moore

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Sandra Fowler (9/11/2008 5:31:00 AM)
Very nostalgic. I love country roads. Indeed, I have lived near one
for all of my seventy-one years. Ten from me.

Warm regards,

Sandra

Ron Flowers (8/29/2008 4:40:00 PM)
Now there's a poem I can relate to. Well done Theresa.

Ron

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Theresa Moore (1940 / Michigan, U.S.A.)