A Place to Always
...rest in peace.
My old neighborhood was built on abundant land, just north of the great river beside a spring-filled grove. It must have been pretty then. It must have been a sight to see. I can picture the sycamore trees standing amidst the rolling hills. As a child I often wondered where they found the heavy stones to build the thick cemetery walls. And I would watch the diesel trains, forever coming and going, clueless where the tracks led. A hundred and fifty years ago that creek and the railroad must have meant a life and a living, while the cemetery was perhaps a place to always rest in peace.
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