Matthew,
Now I am starting to hide out in Maine,
lower Maine o Southern Maine just next
door to all my childhood memories though
it is much colder in Maine o Southern Maine
where the frost is thick on grass and windows
long before New Hampshire dons it's thermals.
I am working on a horse farm and soon to be
living in a small apartment in the horse barn
and in the summer I will be farming a couple of
acres and still fixing fences, feeding horse, six,
donkey, two(which shall be trained to carry loads
to back fields and I will build log tie-off post like
old west saloons), goat, one.
Now I drive tractors and wear union suits and
suspenders and thick pants, lined vests which will
give way to thick boots, flannel lined pants and woolen
jackets. A portion of the land has been turned in
my Maine o Southern Maine in whom I jab my fingers
and grind around the soil and act like it tells me something
when really the only telling that is done to me is when the thorns
pull on my flannel'd arms and tell me to slow down,the birches
a wash of yellow yelling look up, the staunch and tired
evergreens shouldering another long winter.
Joshua