Lonely and forlorn am I,
No longer used I am,
Empty except for mice
And other little critters;
But still I stand proud.
Though somewhat less
Than once I was,
Still reaching skyward,
Ready to receive
The hay in my loft
That will never come;
But still I stand proud.
Left alone and abandoned,
Still I understand
That time goes on
And so do people,
Yet I must stay;
But still I stand proud.
Link back to Tuesday’s A to Z challenge: “B”
“Still I understand…” Nice job, Cris. Great barn. Character. 😉
Thank you. I appreciate that. I cheated on Barns! Barns! Barns! as you undoubtedly saw. 🙂
Not cheating. Just a repeat performance! Bravo!
LOL You’re too kind. I’ve got more barns to stick out there. I just have to get off my, well, I need to get going. 🙂
LOL!
Sometimes you bite the bear, and sometimes the bear bites you. In any case, you do what you have to do. 😉
Well done.
Thanks. You’re too kind. 🙂
Great barn, I love places that look like they’ve seen a few things and there certainly is beauty in decay….
Thank you. I agree with you. And photographs are the only way to preserve these lost pieces of Americana, especially since so many of them are either falling down or have been destroyed.
Too true. I’m glad I have images of places long gone in the UK, such as Cwmystwyth mine and Ilfracombe station. But I do still have moments of wishing I had taken more images at the time! Will have to do some more abandoned posts soon!
I would like to live in a barn like a loft, playing guitar there, inviting friends …
That reminds me of the ’60s—Haigh-Ashbury and all that. I’ve seen a lot of photos of people sitting around in parks and on sidewalks doing just that—playing guitar, basic minimalistic living.
I’ve been living minimalistic for some time now and am ready to move on. LOL
I really like this…barns are such an amazing subject!
Thank you. I couldn’t agree with you more. In my table of contents, you’ll find a few more barn photos posted. 🙂 (Nothing like a little self-promotion.) 🙂
I like it Chris you have captured the feeling of the old barn in your words and photo
Thank you and thank you for stopping by and taking the time to write.
You’re welcome… 🙂
Old buildings in decay can actually be very beautiful!
I agree. They have a lot more character than modern buildings, as far as I’m concerned. That’s one reason I like to take photos of them, that, and to preserve them for when they fall down or are torn down. Thanks for stopping by. I have more barns on site and more to come…..eventually. 🙂
Sorry I’m late answering your comment. Things happened here. I got a new job… got all exited and not room in my head for other thoughts. 😉
I will surely visit you again and see both barns and other pictures. 😀
Thank you. Congrats on the new job. I hope you will enjoy it. If it’s fun, it’s not work—at least, that’s what “they” say. 🙂 I have lots of photographs, although not as many as some, but you’re always welcome back. I love hearing from my visitors.
Thank you! Well it can’t be worse than the one I just left. 😉
(just kidding)(not totally)
Well I’m looking forward to it since I now can do what I enjoy to do, and there are always a lot of different people around. So I wont be alone with nothing to do.
Well, good. Happy jobbing to you! 🙂
Thanks!