Barns Poems - Poems about Barns

Old school painted barns some used for advertising some owners treasure...

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Silos stand like sentinels Weathered barn doors creak, cows moo ...

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Somber gray barn, boards creaking Humble, meek and mild like the weathered dreams Falling gentle as rainfall, calming the weary heart With tender breaths of laughter amid the pleasures Found beneath the edges of this massive structure Beneath the rusty tin are stables and beasts All thriving from the care taken by a farmer’s gift For nurturing with sincerity and honesty and...

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*for That Old Red Barn contest sponsored by Rick Parise They sat on the creaky old porch swing Looking across their dried up fields He was remembering a favorite tune Sang it sweetly into her good ear She flashed a smile into his eyes Gazed at their barn still standing proud "Oh Pa" she whispered,"do you recall When we met at that barn...

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Old barns, old folks and old wine - an unlikely trio upon which to muse, But the analogies will become manifest as upon each I proffer my views. Though the vicissitudes of life have taken their toll on each (that is very clear), They tend to become more beautiful and majestic with each passing year! Old barns once sported...

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My friend John Barnes is as special as can be. When it comes to friends God sure blessed me. There are some things we lose, while others we win. Some games we play lead us into sin. I’ve have been lucky enough without any doubt. I have a friend who always helps me out. He drove across the state to find...

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