Richard McClellan Poems

I walked along a country road,
one sunny autumn day.
And gazed upon the beauty,
The woodland did portray.
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As I bundle up,
the keys in my hand,
I straddle my steel horse,
No rein's to grab,
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Rain, Rain, wash over me,
cleanse an purify me,
your drops, so soothing n' smooth,
lull me to sleep, content, not blue,
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Pontius you condemned him so long ago,
to spikes and the cross,
with a crown of thorns,
no baron are you,
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There was a woman named Ene,
Mr. Ferguson she did follow,
She lost all her house,
Much space she's without,
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Friend of freedom is close at hand,
Roaming the battlefields across our land,
Engulfed by whisps of smoke that somehow pervade,
Entrenched by the enemies' live grenades,
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There is no reverse,
in the transmission of life,
while you can look back,
an wish you were young again,
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O' my sweet clematis,
so pretty hanging near me,
you look so parched,
its my water you seek,
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I love these Ozark hills,
that lie amidst the rocks and hills.
The sunshine and rain, and harves of grain
and the call of the whipporwill,
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Awakening in a dream,
life's lessons in view,
for what have I become?
blind in the presence of me,
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