by the late H. Gordon Tayler Inspiring book of poetry and prose about farm life (read samples below)Illustrated by Eleanor Joy McDonald Drawing once more from experiences on the same farm of his boyhood, Gordon Tayler has penned his second inspiring book of poetry and prose. As in Teakettle Wood, most incidents occurred on the farm known as Thistledock at Rural Route #7, Woodstock, Ontario. Let older folks relive some of their experiences on the farm as they read yet another book of Gordon's inspiring poetry and prose. Give grandchildren a glimpse into yesteryear. Inspiring tales of farm gates and cows, for instance, will help them understand a bit about what children used to do on the farm. Having read Broken Bricks, you have come to love the poetry and prose that flows so gently from Gordon's pen. Give a gift of inspiring poetry and prose! Your loved ones will treasure it! All prices shown are in Canadian dollars
(Sample poems below) |
Migration |
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The
stable was my place of toil, Each year I watch for their
return, And it will be when April’s
sun Then suddenly ~ the flash
of wings So swift and eagerly they
fly, The last wee chick has
left the nest And today, outside the
stable door, I’ll miss them, but
I cannot follow, |
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(Another sample poem)
Doorstep |
I am thankful for a doorstep |
where I can
sit and tie my shoe,
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For a doorstep
is a goodly place |
to breathe the
freshness of the air |
I am thankful for a doorstep |
when evening slows
the hurried pace,
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For a doorstep
is a goodly place |
come softly in
on every hand |
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