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November 13th 2017 - Part 2

with Huzzah, but stood mute in proximity 
when ye didst call
in kitchen of century old stone 
mansion built and hall 

ways echo wing the absence sans pall
in droning sounds of silence, a squall
vacuumed a key per, a gal fairly tall
whose son now reflects how many a wall
he figuratively erected shuttered from y'all

that home razed, yet memory of complex edifice 
still intact, averse to let eyes sweep, the home I miss
analogous to house at Pooh’s Corner 
viz shared with a younger and older loving sis

both edging into their twilight zoned time on earth
re: the outer limits of expected longevity, yet stoking 
the coals essence of each their respective hearth
324 Level Road Collegeville above recaptured
with recollections of merriment and mirth
oft occasions this sol heir withholding telling worth

thee ness, and must therefore purge such grief
considerably less than when pages 
of me life seemed like a shuffled sheaf 
or soon after yar demise, a sense of drowning
without recourse to being rescued, 
nor near enough to grasp hold of any reef

that home stead, blessedly played important role
constituent key residence like quasar pole 
sated light years removed from civilization, when goal
acquisition February 28th 1968 won land slide cole

essence tract of idyllic radiance upon open space 
already slated tubby outfitted, transformed for race
sing urbanity asper mobile Americans at a pace
greater than mother nature shows amazing grace
as commercialization takes charge and doth efface,

the once bucolic, ecologic, and idyllic 
forces this sentimental sir 
to latch upon steady brace
bemoaning and tempted to take ace

Copyright © | Year Posted 2017




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