Rambler sits sagging on old foundation cracked badly but fixed up from the fifties. Wilted little woodshed back off pushed to the property lines where once barbed fence fits neatly into the weeds. fades into the woods and into tomorrow. Time has forgotten these people's lives but the world waits forever. i'll watch and drive by.
Manure and musty smells staple of midwestern summer. Damp and stink stands piles of stuff on garage floor in which past lives of mice made nests from old newspapers piled up and nestled in the corners of cardboard boxes.
The sun just sits and bleeds.
And a middle age mother wears the worry on her weathered face
when the world burns who will watch? With god gone lost in the minds of the men made makers. With books made biblical like beacons of hope to hopeless and even hopeless is nothing but gone.
Ashes in air
