Firebox Poems - Poems about Firebox

...Gloom shrouded their homestead no one knocked, just looked instead Christmas stole their value of pride curtains were closed, no presents to hide provisions were spread across the table most w......

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...(Historical train-ride on the first Transcontinental Railroad in 1870 from Omaha to Ogden aboard the Union Pacific Railroad) © 2009 (Jim Sularz) I can hear the whistle blowing, two short b......

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...As a carefree lad I used to lie awake at night and wait, To hear the mournful wail of the Nickel Plate midnight freight, As it slowly wended its way thro' moonlit hill and vale, Across the verdant......

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...The vacant room dark and dim, though holiday dressed no joy within. Haunted by black, the ribbons and bows perch as sullen, neglected shadows. In the corner, the tree oh so grim, no hope or purpose......

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