Lumberyard Poems - Poems about Lumberyard

...The abandoned Mansion was once owned by the Adams Family. They were doing a terrific business in their lumberyard at the time. Day laborers who were not busy were sent over to build their home. It......

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...They called it Allusvain Sandite The layer beneath The sircrete, which Had used both cement And tar to create a Permanent seal. They used bankrun gravelsoil To cover the aircrete And when d......

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...They called it Allusvain Sandite The layer beneath The sircrete, which Had used both cement And tar to create a Permanent seal. They used bankrun gravelsoil To cover the aircrete And when d......

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...They called it Allusvain Sandite The layer beneath The sircrete, which Had used both cement And tar to create a Permanent seal. They used bankrun gravelsoil To cover the aircrete And when d......

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...They called it Allusvain Sandite The layer beneath The sircrete, which Had used both cement And tar to create a Permanent seal. They used bankrun gravelsoil To cover the aircrete And when d......

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...They called it Allusvain Sandite The layer beneath The sircrete, which Had used both cement And tar to create a Permanent seal. They used bankrun gravelsoil To cover the aircrete And when d......

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...They called it Allusvain Sandite The layer beneath The sircrete, which Had used both cement And tar to create a Permanent seal. They used bankrun gravelsoil To cover the aircrete And when d......

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...They called it Allusvain Sandite The layer beneath The sircrete, which Had used both cement And tar to create a Permanent seal. They used bankrun gravelsoil To cover the aircrete And when d......

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...actually it wasn't a sad time when they paved the street where I lived I liked to see the works and the machinery in full swing workers installed cement posts and every thirty meters the lamps ma......

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... An enterprising widowed woman is Abby McClure. She owns and operates a lumberyard, and is financially secure. Her sister Maxine can't stand to see Abby unattached. She knows a man named ......

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...He knew how to slaughter and dress a chicken She baked bread every Friday in the tiny kitchen He built their one-car garage from lumberyard scrap She grew veggies on hardscrabble soil, for her......

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...EVENING Evening falls and wings are folded Darkness clothes the weary sky Birdsong awaits the daybreak And rest descends on all The battering hammer of the smithy The barking blade of t......

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...On the occasional Tuesday night, with my mother at work and my sisters and I in our pajamas, my father would invite over his brothers and his friends from the lumberyard to drink beer and......

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