A wife Adam had, named “Miss” Eve.
She came from a spot near his “sleeve.”
Though to be a help-mate,
She, then he, soon ate;
They ate ‘cause they didn’t believe. – eab, 3/3/05
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A wife Adam had, named “Miss” Eve.
She came from a spot near his “sleeve.”
Though to be a help-mate,
She, then he, soon ate;
They ate ‘cause they didn’t believe. – eab, 3/3/05
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Warm, and cooling in the evening,
Grass dry, and browning,
Wind full, and blowing;
Ah! – Indian Summer.
Clouds white, and billowing,
Trees all hues, and bending,
Last rose lone, and fading,
Autumn everywhere.
Walnuts and hickories falling,
Little red one-rooms swelling;
Clear-toned bells ringing,
The best is here.
Leaves green – now yellowing,
Yellow – now browning,
Red and varying,
Each a color to share.
Reaping and harvesting,
Gathering and storing;
Careful and preserving,
Now fields are bare.
Once and short lasting,
Each year returning,
Beautiful and heart churning,
Lovely, lovely, Indian Summer. -eab, 10/1964
Written while at student at God’s Bible School,Cincinnati,Ohio