Born Country

Tony36

The Sound of water running through th creek

Cows on the hillside grazing

Warm breeze through the treetops

Wild animals in the woods

 

I was born country

These things run through my blood

Like a mighty river

That can not be stopped

 

Fixing fence

Hauling hay

Cutting wood

Fishing in the pond

 

I was born country

It is forever a part of who I am

 

Family dinners

Catching Fireflies

Sitting out at night

Watching the starlight

 

I was born country

The spirit of nature

Is one with my soul

For it truly is

God's creation

 

Hay rides

BBQs

Fresh fruits and vegitables

From the garden

 

I was born country

Nothing like a job well done

Being with friends

Getting along

 

Dogs in the yard

Mom's cooking

Cat's in the barn

Kids playing in the yard

 

I was born country

It is who I am

The values passed down

Can not be taught

Only can be learned

Off the land

 

Gathering Walnuts

Camping out at night

Tire swings

 

I was born country

I always will be

  • Author: Tony36 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 9th, 2016 13:55
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Comments4

  • Christina8

    This is a really great write Tony! I love the outdoors.

    • Tony36

      Thank you

    • Vic E

      Good poem Tony

      • Tony36

        Thank you

      • BRIAN & ANGELA

        Thanks TONY ~ Oh I wish i was a Country Boy again ~ Cows in the barn ~ Chickens in the coop and Piggies in the pen ~ Keep all the lights of Broadway tak me back to the farm and then ~ I will be a Country boy again ! I've mainly lived in Cities bit I like to ride and holiday on FARMS ! Plase add a hymn to my FUSION ~ Thanks BRIAN

        • Tony36

          Thank you

        • Augustus

          Tony, I love the character, culture and values of country folk. You touched on them. Very nicely done.

          • Tony36

            Thank you



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