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Old, But Still Lovely

 
"Old buildings inspire my poetic soul, and touch my heart forever." Quote by _Constance Love the old heritage buildings in the downtown of my city, and how architects have let old mingle with modern; oh, to demolish a beautiful heritage building is a pity ! Yes, I adorn an old building that has been long trodden, by many people from hundreds of years ago; in awe I walk on floors where their footsteps have fallen ! Closing my eyes I imagine their spirits still dwell and flow, and the turrets and moulding details of each inspire me; one was a jail with bodies of those hung- buried below ! I feel this concern for each old structure and ancient tree, also some old grand homes are neglected and falling down; like sad sinking ships in a vast grey sea of concrete ! Oh, I want to save every decaying house that is rundown; before these once lovely old homes just tumble-down ! _________________ July 14, 2022 Poetry/Terza Rima/Old, But Still Lovely Copyright Protected, ID 07-1473-640-14 All Rights Reserved, 2022, Constance La France Written for the Premiere contest, Five Stanza Terza Rima sponsor, L MILTON HANKINS, Judged 08/02/2022
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Leffanta Avatar
July 14, 2022 at 7:05 PM
People are so concerned with appearances, but walk into any musuem or antique store and be amazed at what people find beautiful! Enjoyed! Aloha!
La France Avatar
July 14, 2022 at 7:40 PM
Rico, thank you so much for the visit and comment, appreciate, blessings ~Constance
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