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Ohio Farm
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By David L. Clingerman
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Ohio Farm,

Grazing cattle,
romping dogs,
not in battle.
Meandering stream,
flowing crystal clear,
Drinking cows,
without fear.
Maple sap,
Hot on a boil!
Pancakes awaiting'
sap's long toil.
Horses to ride,
without a saddle,
blisters are made,
but one won't tattle.
Bodies now browned,
by the summer's sun.
Working the fields
could be lots of fun.
There are seasons for berries,
and seasons of corn,
seasons for hunting,
And things to be born.
Life giving life,
is all about farming,
Born on a farm,
surroundings quite charming.
From the farm we may go!
But the farm it will stay,
in the hearts of all those,
who have romped through the hay.

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Submitted: Tuesday, January 8, 2002

Last Updated: Tuesday, December 28, 2010

About the Poet
IN MEMORIAM Missionary Evangelist. Brother of Quentin. Two daughters and three sons. I love to travel, and spend as much time in Africa as money will allow. Have been working in East Africa, and recently in Canada with African refugees. Hawaii is one of my favored destinations. Missionary Evangelist P.O. Box 315 Petersburg, Pa. 16669 Obituary: Born June 20, 1938, Died January 31, 2003 Interrment: Greenhaven Memorial Gardens, Canfield, Ohio. David now belongs to the ages. He is with God.

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