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FENCES Copyright©2000,
Michael S. Robinson
A fence is a border, constructed in order to keep things contained or
outside. It keeps cows from wand’rin’,
dries laundry, post-laundrin', and barbed
ones leave scars on a hide.
A fence makes
good neighbors and fosters behaviors harmonious,
kind, and benign It's a perch
for a bird or a home for the herd or an
excellent spot for a vine.
A fence
guards the melons, incarcerates felons, keeps
chickens from fleeing the coop. It keeps your
yard cleaner, makes neighborin' fields greener, and it keeps
your best steeds in a group.
There are
fences of bricks. There are fences
of sticks. There are
ones made of wire and blocks. There are
gates for your pards, and recessed cattle guards--- for security,
latches and locks.
There are
times you may say that a fence blocks the way to that place
you consider your goal, and the only
solution to get what you’re choosin’s becoming a
bird or a mole.
Fences high,
fences low--they control where you go, so it’s
worth sprouting wings, you will find, ‘cause the
only un-climbable fence, in a sense, is the one you create in your mind.
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