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Posted by Fergus on September 07, 2005 at 03:49:24 from (207.200.116.199):
In Reply to: Tractor Poem posted by Dan England on September 06, 2005 at 16:56:46:
FISH STORY by Frank Young You"ve worked for years, like you had to do Provided for them, but what about you? Should you labor on, in selfless giving Or is it time, for a little living? You"ve got your house, you"ve got your car An occasional night, spent at the bar A loving wife, and a kid named Fred But you need a tractor, out in that shed So you set aside, perhaps a weekend And follow the light, of your own beacon You hit the backroads, on a mission And tell them all, you"re goin" fishin" Down shady backroad, and dusty lane You search the fencerows, like a man insane Driven on, by force unknown You"ve got to have one, for your own Back home they wonder, if the Old Man"s daft He"s never been fond, of water craft And never owned, a rod or reel Never came home, with fish-filled creel They speculate, a mid-life crisis They speak of variety, and how it spices They think perhaps, some psycho-pill Would help you make it, up over that hill But that"s not heard, by your deaf ears You can"t be burdened, by all their fears You"ve made your move, won"t turn around Till what you seek, is finally found Then suddenly, in that small clearing You spot an old, McCormick-Deering It speaks to you, in rusted voice The die is cast, you have no choice The price is paid, no second thought Already proud, of what you"ve bought You load the relic, behind your truck And thank the gods, that brought such luck You head back home, your prize aboard And vow that soon, it"ll be restored To the fine machine, it used to be It"s not just iron, it"s history The family greets you, "Hi"ya, Dad" Certain that you"ve, at last gone mad They blame the stress, a destructive factor But what the hell,... you"ve got your tractor!
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