Old Lady Rust

Old Lady Rust

A Poem by Owen

There is a swing set that overlooks the town 
it has been splattered red and brown by time
Scabs of wear permeate from it's core
The wind cries nostalgia as it passes
The children are rendered mere on-lookers
The enveloping grass is bleached and uncut
On occasion an old woman will walk up
With skin as coarse as bark
With expressions timeless
Her ancient limbs take root in the cold earth
Old Lady Rust 
Old Lady Rust
That is Old Lady Rust 

© 2015 Owen


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That's a very expressive piece
I love the link you paced in
The chains with the old lady
As if they both just stay there
Unattended
Growing old with time as the only company
and some wind

Awesome......

Posted 8 Years Ago



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Owen
Owen

Portland, OR



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