Richard Lee Smith Poem by Rhonda Baker

Richard Lee Smith

Rating: 4.5


I too walked this earth
Felt it's sadness and it's mirth
A farmer at heart; I worked this land
A two pocket work shirt and a farmers tan
A John Deere hat upon my head
A man of few words; I left a lot unsaid
Farming auctions, I could spend all day
Cutting, drying and baling hay
Fresh sweet corn from the Jorgensen's crop
An icy cold ginger ale pop
A treat for Brandy, always in my truck
I loved playing Lotto, I was full of luck
Breakfast at Ellie's and supper too
All of this I watched through eyes of blue

Monday, August 4, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kim Barney 24 November 2014

Nice sonnet, well written. I feel like I know him quite well from your description. However, you should tell in POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM who he is/was and why you were inspired to write it.

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Khairul Ahsan 04 August 2014

Nice poem. Very well written.

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