I really love big porches, but don't have a big one in the front or back of my house, at least not one that you can gather around. This simple poem has stayed with me as I think of what remains on porches. I guess in the northwest we are known more for decks.
Thanks to classical clark for this photo.




Porches
The table will receive
Summer drinks;
They wait, arranged,
Strange and polite.
On the back porch
Garden tools spill;
An empty basket
Leans to one side;
Porches
On the front porch
Chairs sit still;
The watering can
Rusts among friends.
-Valerie Worth
Thanks to luvs2chick for this photo.
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