Where The Wildflowers Grow

by RainbowSlider   Jun 21, 2006


On an old home place in the hills.
There are violets and daffodils.
The old home place burnt down.
Leaves now cover the ground.

It looks like an empty place.
Old cars in the back space.
The chimney is still there.
It is neglected without care.

No one lives there any more.
Kids come there to explore.
But once there was some folks.
A lady and a man who told jokes.

He had a still behind the barn.
She liked to crochet with yarn.
His dog would chase the cars.
She loved to look at the stars.

He dug the ground one day.
She planted roses that May.
The wind began to blow.
Where the wildflowers grow.

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  • 15 years ago

    by Isabella

    You sucseded in creating a beautifully romantic atmosphere. It really toched my heart. 5/5

  • 17 years ago

    by Kayd

    It's gentle, and I love the wayI ca kinda imagine the old house. It's a wonderful setting... wonderful work!

  • 17 years ago

    by Brittany Paige

    Thats a wierd but awesome poem!
    i like the rhymes in it!
    well keep up the good work!
    God bless ya!
    bye!