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South by Southwest
Poems
Mar 2022
We were the generation
We were the generation
caught between country
and Penny Lane
The sheds with roofs of
rusty tin
Turned to streets paved to no end
World War two became the deviding line
The modern day Maginot Line
Time swallows all creating
history pages in high school books
We moved faster than the weather
Like tornadoes from state to state
From Air Force base to base
from war to war
From each other ,
our own 38th Parellel
or Demilitarised Zone
family wise
Now today's Purple Hearts
and Medal of Honors
collect dust in a chesterdrawers full
old photographs turning
brown to age
I still smell the dusty dried straw in the old shed
that the tears will never wash away
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South by Southwest
Trussville , Alabama
(Trussville , Alabama)
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