Folks From The Past Poem by Marilyn Lott

Folks From The Past



I took a ride just the other day
Out in the country past fields of hay
Old farm houses in a rickety state
I knew destruction was their fate

Back then they made brave choices
You could almost hear their voices
Our forefathers worked the land
Strong values on which they’d stand

Wanting a fresh new start they chose
A rugged way of life so there rose
A homestead to raise their children
Women worked ‘long side their men

And then as I left the countryside
To the city where I now reside
Realizing nothing forever lasts
Remembering those folks from the past!

Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: city,voices,women
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Marilyn Lott

Marilyn Lott

Washington state USA
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