Nothing Lasts Forever Poem by Marilyn Lott

Nothing Lasts Forever

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Do you ever just drive around
To see the country sights?
Old homesteads crumbling with time
It never seems quite right

Sometimes the cows gather ‘round
With old buildings in their midst
Yes, they have their own kind of charm
At one time they were quite a hit

It’s sad but yet has beauty
A mixture or then and now
But it’s part of the rural landscape
For the horses and herds of cows

Oh if only we were able
To peek right into the past
Those homes had so many memories
If only they could last

But nothing lasts forever
A house or a stately barn
They have a lifetime of memories
But time keeps trudging on!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Yiyan Han 17 October 2020

True: nothing lasts forever but time.

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Landrey 11 August 2007

that last phrase rings on in my head. very nice poem. -landrey

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Marilyn Lott

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Washington state USA
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