Dusty Cabin Poem by Barry Middleton

Dusty Cabin



the fire is lit and casts a glow
across the cabin floor
imagination takes me there
beyond the final door

OK to smoke my pipe again
for I am healthy now
a promise made in Eden's vale
affirmsits solemn vow

does Universe live on in dust
or does the soul survive
I believe I know the truth of it
as well as I contrive

still everyone may certainly choose
what lies beyond that door
I choose a forest camp house stove
and dusty cabin floor

I hear a squeaky rocking chair
and then I light my pipe
a book is open in my lap
to heaven's archetype

here I will rest in forest deep
by waters dark and slow
I'll try to come back very soon
if there's another show

Dusty Cabin
Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: death,afterlife
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dimitrios Galanis 31 October 2017

Many of your poems, Barry, have the beauty of Robert Frost's poems.This one here too.The greatness in the simple poetical form.

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Marianne Reninger 31 October 2017

Thanks for sharing Barry; I think my choice would be very similar....take care. Marianne Larsen Reninger

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