| Story ID: | 3347 |
| Written by: | Bobby O'neill Mitchum (bio, contact, other stories) |
| Story type: | Poem |
| Location: | Phenix City Alabama U.S.A. |
| Year: | 2007 |
| Person: | SELF |
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| Story ID: | 3347 |
| Written by: | Bobby O'neill Mitchum (bio, contact, other stories) |
| Story type: | Poem |
| Location: | Phenix City Alabama U.S.A. |
| Year: | 2007 |
| Person: | SELF |
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I saw a wooden wagon wheel from a bygone era the other day, laying all forgotten and forelorn by the side of a super highway. Now the traffic on that highway rushed by me too and fro, and i thought of that old wheel and how slow things used to go. There was time to think back then time to love and feel true joy, time to eat your dinner too and time to whittle out a toy. You could draw up an oaken bucket of sweet water from your well, and sit on your porch and listen as your friends told tall tales. And if that old wagon wheel could talk I think i know what it would say, it would tell us all to sit and enjoy the sunset at the close of day. And just to listen to our friends to hear what they had to say, to take the time to whittle wood and just enjoy living out each day. |