Calmness by the Bridge
Poem
Probably the last bridge
Left in Columbia town
A man poses, calm
This pic was taken before we hit Millersburg. This bridge is one of the last relics that we can find that has remain untouched. It is a special part of Columbia, because everything these days is so commercial and built up. For those who may not know, the man is Tony. He's mentioned alot in poetry or rather this online thingy I call a diary. Heck, I don't even use a diary anymore. I've been commercialized too......ACK!!!!!!!
Published by Kady Birdwhistle
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And What A Handsom Devil he Is, ken
The song "Oh What A Lucky Man" springs to mind here. Great job.
It looks sort of on the chilly side there...but he does look calm..and relaxed !!!....:)
Great poem, great pic! He does look calm!
Fantastic!
ACK! Hope you have copied/pasted your "diary" to your own computer! You just never know what could happen to all your memories, Kady.
nice poem, great picture :)
:D
Very nice sis!