Poem: Chances Are You Will Want to Come to New York City, is published in April issue of Long Story Short magazine. http://alongstoryshort.net/
Short story: The Crazy Jug, has been accepted for publication at Fiction on the Web on May 1.
http://www.fictionontheweb.co.uk/
Poem: Chernobyl, will be published in an upcoming issue of Wordpeace.
I like to write mysteries because I like to read mystery stories. It all began with the Nancy Drew series by Carolyn Keene when I was a pre-teen in the 1950s. I have four published novels, poetry and short stories.
Thursday, April 2, 2015
THE OLD BARN - a poem by Patricia Crandall
The old gray barn sleeps
in the windless meadow
where brilliant sunsets
crown its peaked rooftop.
Starlings
sprinkle black
along the eaves.
The old gray barn creaks
and groans, unable to surrender.
It is a keeper of mice,
squirrels and barnyard cats,
lofty, musty,
with remnants of happier days
when it was a haven
for children, now grown,
rarely visited
by the present generation.
Fate is a windstorm
capsizing the old barn
to a rubble of barn wood.
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