Classic and Contemporary Poetry
OLD BARN, by JANICE BLANCHARD First Line: On the edge of the town Last Line: Your day is done. Subject(s): Towns | ||||||||
On the edge of the town See the old barn sag With a drop in its ridge Like a sway-backed nag, And the shingles torn By the west wind's will Fly from the skeleton rafters Until You may count its starved ribs, One by one; Old barn, old horse, Your day is done. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...HAIL TEESSIDE! by CECIL DAY LEWIS THE IMPORTANCE OF GREEN by JAMES GALVIN A TOWN DEDICATED TO THE PURSUIT OF FITNESS & INNER PEACE by ANSELM HOLLO AN EXPLANATION by JAMES WELDON JOHNSON WHAT COULD HAPPEN by DORIANNE LAUX TRAVELOGUE: WHEN WE CONSIDER THE DARK LIGHT by ELENI SIKELIANOS |
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