A mix of thoughts, experiences, flash fiction, poetry and humor of Ann Bennett.
Friday, April 15, 2016
Memories
Standing, stooping, wielding a hoe in the afternoon sun, you think. You could sing. The slow patter of rain in the evening sings a love song, no rebellion of rivulets tumbling across the tilled Earth.
Beautiful memories. The sorghum (it is sorghum?)reminds me of years spent out where farmers grew the plant. But it's been so many years now and all I have are my memories. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
nice post
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteAlways wonderful to have memories, life would be a bit dull without them.
ReplyDeleteBetty
It would be. I've always loved a rainy day.
DeleteMemories sure help make life grand across the land
ReplyDeleteI guess that is why so many people are writing their memoirs. No one else may want to listen but it is nice to express them. lol
DeleteBeautiful memories. The sorghum (it is sorghum?)reminds me of years spent out where farmers grew the plant. But it's been so many years now and all I have are my memories. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteIt is sorghum. I always think of my grandmother when there is a soft rain. She always appreciated how it soaked the plants.
DeleteLovely, Anne. The pictures are nice too;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Diedre.
DeleteYeah, it's just like that. Annie from ~McGuffy's Reader~
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