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| | From: potleek (Original Message) | Sent: 9/15/2004 4:02 PM |
The house has stood for hundreds of years If it could talk would it tell of the tears Would it tell of the happiness and of the joys The noises at Christmas as children played with their toys
Would it tell of the people who had passed through its doors Of the footsteps that trod the boards on all of its floors Would it tell of the diseases and open wound sores Of those who left and went to the wars
Would it tell of the passions that were behind a closed door If only it could speak would it tell you some more Would it tell of the births of the girls and the boys Which brought happiness and untold joys
Could it tell you of the times that really were bad The times of depression which made people sad Of all the people who moved in and out Each one was made welcome without any doubt
But the house has lived through it all It is still standing wondering how many more people will call For its doors will always be open for those who wish to dwell If only it could talk what stories it could tell |
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A lovely idea for a poem Tony...indeed what stories a house could tell...luckily it is sworn to secrecy....Valerie X |
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Yes I like a house that is full of the resonances of our thoughts and acts and the poeople that have passed through it A cavity wall of Lifes dramas. Mark |
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| | From: potleek | Sent: 9/16/2004 7:01 PM |
Valerie, Mindman, thank you for reading my poem. No matter where we live there is always a house that has stood through the ages and has a story to tell if only we were able to listen...Tony |
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Hi Tony...I have to agree with the others, great idea for a poem and nicely written, well done. : )lb |
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| | From: potleek | Sent: 9/17/2004 3:20 PM |
LB, Zydha, thank you both for your kind words. A house is more than just a home, but hasn't it got a lot to put up with..lol...Tony |
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