General Poetry posted May 27, 2017


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Idyllic poem

Blue Ridge Mountain Idyll

by LIJ Red

The hill is steep, the trees are old
July is hot, December cold
the rest of the year, mighty fine
not far from that Tennessee line.
A branch runs left, a bog lies right
can't even see the stars at night
just poplar, maple, pine and oak
the lawn's a little yellow joke
the climbing roses bloom and crawl
poke sallet's growing twelve feet tall.
Got birds, got bugs, got cats and dog
a brush pile over a rotten log
where all manner of critters creep
raising Hell when I try to sleep.
Not me, no way I'd ever roam
I'll just kick back right here at home.





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