My heart is a small cottage Nestled among the trees It’s stone hearth lit by a fire As warm as you please
May my love be enough Keep you safe and warm In a world sometimes rough As a raging winter storm
Come inside and feel safe A ship sheltered in the bay Never lost nor misplaced Nestled we in bales of hay
For on those long cold nights When the moon wears a smile Clouds and smoke and lights We watch all the curls spiral
When that old north wind Is all it wants to send Be a chill right down your spine A maker meet ‘is end
Only hearing what I’ve said Be making ideas over time Listen to only what is read Singing like a wind chime
For our past is great as glory Leaving nothing left behind Let our children tell our story With a smile brought to mind
(c) Yankee4You 2015
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Posted: Apr 2015
About this poem:
A little poem about remembrance for all we are and say….I am often inspired by simple country life here in the New England countryside and sharing a little of that sentiment here.
Reminds me of some of the childhood stories of a warm, cozy cottage representing the good in the world before the big bad wolf or another villain strikes. However, everything always comes out right. Enjoyed it. Thank you.
Comments (14)
Ken
For our past is great as glory
Leaving nothing left behind
Let our children tell our story
With a smile brought to mind
I just love these lines!
Really enjoyed reading thank you for sharing
Martina xxx
Beautiful poem, thanks for sharing these thoughts