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Posted by 730 virgil on December 26, 2005 at 20:55:16 from (64.12.117.7):
In Reply to: All right guys and gals, I need a poetical favor posted by Specter on December 26, 2005 at 10:26:41:
The Man with the Trusty John Deere He rides sitting tall in his beloved green tractor
A passion for farming and land the main factor
Cutting through acres of tall waving grasses
Greeting and smiling at all that he passes
Striking down thistles
Sending out whistles
Before the sun peeks
And morning skies streak
There he goes
The man on his trusty John Deere.
With his straw hat and stogie and his overall jeans
He travels though corn, alfalfa, and beans
Soaking in nature and God's rainfall and sun
Then heads back towards home when his long day is done
Back past farm critters
As an evening star glitters
The hours hard and long
But his song carries on
There he goes...
The man on his trusty John Deere.
He's part of the land, of the earth's circle of life
And he takes every stroke whether gladness or strife
He lives and loves and shares it all
He looks at the fields and hears nature's call
A tall and true farmer
A definite charmer
With the job being done
He is second to none
There he goes..
The man in his trusty John Deere
He sits tall on that tractor as he plows or he mows
Here midst the cows and the life that he knows
A life that he shares with his family and friends
A life filled with strength and faith without ends
This man riding tall
As he answers each call
This gift from above
This man that I love
There he goes
The man with the trusty John Deere
Yep!
How I love this man on his trusty John Deere � Susan D. Gordon
Copyright 2003 (07/11/03
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