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When I Took the Old Way to Ames
I passed spreads of field the places where farmers made livings from soil. The view enticed but I couldn’t stop. I couldn’t stop but I couldn’t forget times spent on uncle farms before I went to college. The morning sun shone but memories in college in Ames shone brighter. There I learned the language of love the concepts of life that I held in my hand. Each book of psychology opened worlds that lived inside me. I learned to see they were always a part of me as were aspirations and dreams. A Grant Wood mural on a staircase in the university library said life began with tillage, and from that stemmed our crafts and arts we embraced. Years later when on break from work I walked the steps to see how the mural survived the hands of time. It survived as I but I never outlived memory. One less-travelled highway had lost its name but I recalled the roads taken with college friends as we learned to live our lives.
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