Summer in Indiana With A Friend

A PLACE TO STAY FORGET ABOUT WORRIES TO REMEMBER GOOD FRIENDS ALL THE WAY HOME THE TRAINS SO LOUD SO LONG AND BIG SUCH FEW TREES NOT MUCH BREEZE ONLY HOT AIR THAT BLOWS THE LAND SO FLAT FIELDS FULL OF CORN AND WHEAT CORN AND WHEAT GROWS AND GROWS BEFORE YOU KNOW IT SOON IT WILL BE IN OUR PLATES SO LONG AGO... WHEN CORN WAS JUST A SEED NOW IT'S JUST DIPPED IN BUTTER FOR OUR SUPPER LOTS OF HEAT SUN SO HOT FILLS NIGHT AIR CAN'T BREATH AT NIGHT CATTLE THEY RAISE TURN GREEN GRASS BARE NO IDEA OF WHAT'S IN FOR THEM THE TORNADO'S THAT COME AND GO BIG FUNNELS OF GREENISH-BLACK CLOUDS DESTROY SUCH BEAUTIFUL LAND AS 'INDIANA' A PLACE TO STAY OR GET AWAY FORGET YOUR TROUBLES TO MEET NEW FRIENDS AND CHERISH THE MEMORIES OF OUR TEENAGE YEARS DURING SUMMERS AGO I CONFIDE IN HER FRIENDSHIP HER LOVE WAS DEAR AND SPECIAL TO GET MY THOUGHTS TOGETHER AS WE BOTH TALKED AND LISTEN TO SEE A SMILING FACE OF A FRIEND WHO HELPED A FRIEND TO SEE A PLACE SET ASIDE FROM THE REST TO HOPE AND DREAM THAT A FRIEND DOES EXSIST SO OFTEN THROUGH THE YEARS I HAVE FOND MEMORIES OF YOU OF TIMES WE'VE SPENT TOGETHER AND THE THINGS WE USE TO DO ALL THESE YEARS WE STOOD MILES APART BUT YET SO CLOSE IN OUR HEARTS WE ARE STILL THE BEST OF FRIENDS AS CLOSE AS SISTERS COULD BE WE GREW OLDER AND HAD FAMILIES OF OUR OWN TILL THIS DAY WE ARE BEST OF FRIENDS AS LIKE ON THAT SUMMER DAY IN INDIANA Written March 20th, 2002 © on Mar 20 2002 06:08 AM PST   18 • 0 • 8