Visit To Brown's Ice Cream (Dairy Store) - Stillwater, Mn Poem by Bill Grace
Visit To Brown's Ice Cream (Dairy Store) - Stillwater, Mn
At 920 Olive Street West
Forty blocks off the beaten track
A mountain of ice cream for the price of a dime
What poor tourists most need to know.
The locals have mastered their lessons so well
They are not confused by the word 'Nelsons' on the roof
Even as I cherish our young host's smile
Even as much as the miracle of dinner for the price of a dime.
Wednesday, June 21, 2006
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5/7/2024 6:58:38 AM # 1.0.0.1119
I am not sure about the references here Bill but I certainlt like this piece. It has the feel of an Edward Hopper painting (one of his city life pieces) . There seems to be some joke here but there is also a lot of pathos. This is a snappy and artful piece.