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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required There’s a place in the Blue Ridge. Where the mountain faces Tennessee. It escapes detection and is accessible only through childish reverie. By all children who in their thoughts and dreams of feelings not forgot. Their young minds clouded in mystery of fairy tale and chivalry of Lancelot. This Alpine glen, gently sloping meadow, with Fraser fir trees and flowing well, Periwinkle, sage and wild strawberry, Sporting Bee Balm and Oconee Bell. Its praises sung by lonely whippoorwill, a place for animals to share refuge. Where the small rule in importance and the large never think of deluge. The log cabin long since turned to dust A tiny pile of stone, not much to indicate the love, the life haunting this place with gentle touch. The young girl in eighteen sixty two left alone by need of country. Then the daughter raised alone who taught the animals to be friendly, A legacy of love and life’s spirit spent in this lovely place of quiet retreat. Befriending woodchuck and white tailed deer and others she would chance to meet. The animals learned that survival of the fittest did not belong in this place of loving favor. That it was much more beneficial to learn to live lovingly together. © May 04 2010 For Mac's "Your Best Poem" contest
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