Home Place Cemetery Poem by Barry Middleton

Home Place Cemetery



stashed away in a tattered file
are mental photographs I keep
for consciousness to reconcile

the ancestry of yesterday
the house itself has fallen now
but memory lifts them from decay

I look out on the silent pond
the afterglow of setting suns
across the fields and far beyond

and finally near the cemetery
I bow to honor those at rest
in whispered prayers for sanctuary

Home Place Cemetery
Friday, January 29, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: ancestry,cemetery,memories
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