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Fond Memories Of Farm Life

The frost is always the whitest

On the corn-crib and the barn,

The house is always the quietest

When folks are asleep on the farm,

 

The locusts and crickets the chirpiest

Though they may not stay in tune,

The darkness is the nightiest

When there is no moon.

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Amelia Wire Holmes Aaron
1902-2000 / American
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