Right outside the city, stands a house that’s very old,
Built to fight off danger and the bitter, wintry, cold,
Each brick was placed precisely upon the cornerstone,
The mortar held them tightly, through winds so swiftly blown.
This house was built so long ago, yet firmly does she stand,
Five families came and went, while her face remained quite grand,
A little paint might dress her up, fixing could be done,
But still this aging treasure shines brightly in the sun.
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Very sweet verse and I love the painting. I am a sucker for old homes, wondering about their stories and admiring the craftmanship.
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I love them too. Apparently this was the family farm of one of Paul’s ancestors, so it holds special meaning.
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With Paul’s painting and your words, I am enjoying a virtual walk. There is so much more character to a treasured, generational home.
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It is cool to be able to realize you are a part of some history. We all need that I think. To eliminate our history – good or bad – is like erasing our heritage.
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