Quinn Graw

Quinn Graw Poems

Walking down the wagon trails
sure thing you aren't reading braille.
Finding the path of the country roads
old stomping grounds have grown cold.
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When you are riding on the pine
the train blurs the scenery outside.
Inside the car the essence of time stands still
the wheels on the track and the clock
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The wind is cold
traffic drives by on the highway
one wanders on the trail
softly stepping on old and new grass
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Walk down the trail
the seeder and the tractor
starting to move without fail.
Half an hour
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The sun is shining above
on a cool, windy Saturday morning
after the Friday night rain
made the garden a muddy rut.
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Don't give a licken
to your chicken
unless you are in the kitchen.
White or dark meat
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I paint verse with my pen-brush
here there is no rush
to create my world of words.
But on the weathered work table
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One it is a colour
Two it is a fruit
no rhyme is possible being
for the simple orange
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Too little, too small stuff I can't tell God about that
but just wait it is not the devil who is in the details
it's God who is in the little details.
Quoting Psalm 4: 8
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Looking out the kitchen window
setting my eyes upon today's winter
the unharvested stubble still peeks through the snow
drifting upon the fence posts.
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Children ride the swings
sliding down the old red and blue slide
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On the daily rainstorms of life
the clouds filled with trouble and strife
pass overhead now and again.
Running away from or fighting a cloud
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The sands of grain in time
every second merges with one another
creating a small sand dune of a day.
Seven more days then a larger sand dune remains.
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In that fateful way who ever won the race on that day
discovered a secret safe place
that within lies the golden dream.
Traveling the gravel road
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Almost sunny
merely cloudy
nice enough
weather bluff.
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As we exercise the body
how often are our mind exercises shoddy?
Those little grey brain cells
where our existence dwells
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Mid-evening sunshine
beaming down on the side of my face
a calm but slight wind
on this near perfect Father's Day Sunday.
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Instructions to die
after you spent the life force
hopefully without a divorce.
Take risks, stick your neck out
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On a private Monday afternoon
the tall grass waving to the last
under the calm, gentle wind beast
the Sun teasing behind clouds
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South words
popped into my mind
random words
living as a flat lander
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Quinn Graw Biography

I enjoy writing poetry beginning in 2012.. I have self-published three poetry books -However only in the last few years have I taken my writing more seriously. My works vary in different topics - Christianity, nature and the four seasons are some of the them although I write about a wide variety of subjects. I have another book of poetry ready as a manuscript 'When the Words Walk to Me Through My DNA'.Writing is a blessing in exploring different themes that are dear to my heart. I am also working on my first novel at this time via Christmas 2020 as I ponder my upcoming 50th birthday shortly in the new year.)

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Trails Of Time

Walking down the wagon trails
sure thing you aren't reading braille.
Finding the path of the country roads
old stomping grounds have grown cold.
Many trees no longer there on the nine mile corner
people moved on may no longer be in this world.
New buildings on the old yard sites
even with the old plow
sitting by the home intersection
just a ghost of the old times
clinging on as the winds of the past silently chime.
An afternoon drive down the trails of time
brings back the sweet sadness of memories
never to be relived or brought back to the present.

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