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The Old Rock Wall
by Patricia Boudreau (Age: 57)
copyright 08-15-2002


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
The old rock wall runs along the road
struggling to contain a field,
that's managed now, to overgrow,
escaping the old shield.
The trees have planted gnarled roots
widening once small cracks,
while all around, in crooked ranks
wildflowers spring attacks.

Yet here and there in stately grace,
it shows a pure unblemished face,
a back thats strong, a line that's true
the mark of man's domain,
'till time and nature once again
join hands to restake claim.


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08-17-2002 Melissa Rives    

Beautiful, beautiful imagery and a wonderful rythym and flow...I love this!
08-16-2002 William Robbins    

You've got some truly great descriptive verses in this poem. Keep writing!
08-15-2002 Aaron Schmookler    

Thank you for reminding me how beautiful I think the world of man can be when nature starts to take it back. I think of barns collapsing and ancient pools cracking under vegetable "attack".
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