House in Zollarsville, Pennsylvania

There’s a little house
   In Zollarsville
Where I’ve spent
   Such happy days.
The memories
   Stored in my mind
Flash back in many ways.
   And even though I’m far away
From that little house back there . . .
   Grandpap, you know
I love you lots
   And that I’ll always care.

Pictured: September 1970, Zollarsville, Pennsylvania: Benjamin Newton Freeland Steele, Carol Crain’s maternal grandfather, stands in front of his rural residence. (Poem written in 1973)