Friday After Thanksgiving
Ginko almost solid yellow
Just a bare touch of green
Means the first frost or freeze
Is nigh on most any night
The color on the horizon
Is nothing spectatcular
Almost a clear sunrise
But the beauty is felt
In the quiet peace
The roosters are just
Softly crowing as if
Their vocal cords are frozen
Sea and land container
And truck go down the
Road and interfer with
Quiet of this glorious morn
Cindy comes around
Wanting me to feed
Her on the cold morning
I shiver she's comfortable
When i first came out onto
The porch there was a bird
That flew from the giant oak
To across the road almost silently
I believe it was the hawk
That has lived down the road
I enjoyed seeing that family
They became part of my life
Sea and land truck goes out
As does one eighteen wheeler
Sea and land hauling old
Machinery to coast to be shipped China
This is from a plant that once
Employed nearly three thousand
Now it is being torn down
After being sold three times
I am getting chilled so I
Must not stay out on the porch
Thank you God for the time
The time that you allowed
Thank you, Thank you
For the warmth of the house
Copyright © Sara Kendrick | Year Posted 2009
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