Old Red Barn
This is what WE TWO have to say:
We’re tired- and ready to go,
Know it will happen – after the next snow.
Our roof has seen – the worst of weather,
And have the feeling – it won’t get better.
Sixty years – serving our master,
Protecting machinery - from disaster.
Keeping hay dry – so not to waste,
Cats rats birds – a nesting place.
Our pretty red – has faded bad,
Enough to make us - feel real sad.
Once the envy – of all go by,
Now we’re old - ready to die.
We want to leave – with style and pride,
Cause:
Our boards and poles – came from timber,
That – we both temember.
We two big oaks – eight foot girth,
At least 100 years - from our birth.
When we’re down – on the ground,
Our boards weathered – can be found.
Perfect wood – for special project,
Cost little money – out of pocket.
We be happy – also you!
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