Idaho

There she is Home sweet Home
A place with a look of beauty of Rome

I lustrous gardens and basking light
Town houses shimmer even at night

No rough strangers here at all
Any array of leaves when it is fall

The children play in snow sometimes
Because they live in nursery rhymes

Man and wife never fight here
For every venue is honest and clear

Guarding mountains and great farmland
Stretches of Lava rock and sands

Lakes and streams sparkle forever
Forrest of birds and beast living together

Hero’s and athletes compete in games
With high spirits corsing through veins

The magic is here in all forms of life
Even the pan would entertain his fife

“IDAHO”
Copyright © | Year Posted 2005

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