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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Going Back By: Tom Wright 1999-2008 My Grandparents old house Stood amid tall Buffalo grass. Grandma did all that she could, trying to give it some class. When winters were tough, cow "chips" they would burn. Even they weren't plentiful, so each kid searched their turn. The walls were of logs, "Chinked" up with blue clay. That my Grandpa cut and hauled, twenty miles I'd say. The roof is now gone, and the walls seem to lean. The area's no longer remote, wild, or pristine. The old mercantile store That stood ten miles away Is no longer to be found Time, shortened too, its stay Their water was carried from a not to distant stream. A cistern in the yard was once, their biggest dream. But that all suddenly changed with the discovery of oil, Now scattered are pump-jacks Oil tanks and bad soil. They soon moved into town Taking one old milk cow. Ten or twelve chickens Two hounds and one sow. They had water in the house And gas lights on the wall. Facilities that would flush And extra beds when I’d call. They had salt pork for breakfast From their churn came butter. With fresh “cows milk” to drink Warm, not long from the udder. At times I become engrossed In how life was back then. Though those times are long past I’ve yet visions of when.
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