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Good morning, Sir.
I once lived here a long, long time ago. Is it okay for me to stay a while before I go and watch the sun set over the mountain? And may I see the big oak tree that stands high on the hill? There under it I used to sit and feel the evening chill and watch the sun set over the mountain. I heard you came from up in Maine and moved to Tennessee where you could rest and build a nest for your posterity and watch the sun set over the mountain. This house is old, but I was told you'd made it good as new. What I would give to just relive a memory or two and watch the sun set over the mountain. Your work with wood is very good. This porch is really nice. It's where I first met Jenny Hurst and kissed her once or twice, and watched the sun set over the mountain. Not far from here the creek you hear flows into the Obed. That's where I cast for largemouth bass, caught mud turtles instead and watched the sun set over the mountain. The apple tree that you can see there just beyond the stile is where I'd play on summer days, then linger for a while and watch the sun set over the mountain. That flow'ry mound of rocky ground is for my hound dog Joe. I laid him there where he could hear the ev'ning breezes blow and watch the sun set over the mountain. Good morning, Sir. I once lived here a long, long time ago. Is it okay for me to stay a while before I go and watch the sun set over the mountain? |
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Great poem Ridgerunner.
Are you the author? |
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Wonderful poem. Thank you for sharing.
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Wonderful flow of words leading to a person being able to visually and emotionally follow along. Moving and special.
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Excellent.
Kinda reminds me of the line in a Mel Tillis song: When we're young we wanna get away, When we're old we wanna go back. And we spend our lives replacing all the things we leave behind. |
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Loved the Tennessee Homecoming. Great poem.
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Very nice poem Ridgerunner. It was very cold today in our area, but I enjoyed the snow flurries.
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Ridgerunner: Thank you so much for sharing your poem.......it is beautiful!!
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Ridgerunner, I always enjoy your posts so much. You always make us feel exactly what your words suggest.
![]() Little did I know that you were such an accomplished poet. Now, I can understand why your posts are so lyrical. Thank you for sharing that with us. I think the sentiment can be understood by all of us about the place that we once lived and loved and watched "the sun set over the mountain". Just lovely. ![]() |
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