Rambling Oaks Farm

04/04/2025

And here is a fun one,

Queen of the Night

She waltzes through the twilight air,
With a tail so bold, a bit of flair.
Dressed in stripes of black and white,
A woodland star beneath the night.

A curious creature, wild and free,
She roams the dark with dignity.
Unbothered by what others think,
She’s got her style, smooth as ink.

Her presence quiet, yet she’s known,
A little queen upon her throne.
Not every heart can understand,
The charm she brings to forest land.

But to those who see past fur and stripe,
She’s beauty in a daring type.
A skunk who walks her own sweet tune,
Beneath the stars, beneath the moon.

Strut your stuff with this bold and cheeky skunk tee that says it all: “Too glam to give a damn — Queen of the night.” Featuring a fabulously fluffy skunk rocking her crown on the front and a sassy slogan on the back, this shirt is for the wild ones who rule their world with stripes, sparkle, ...

04/04/2025

Another poem and shirt

I Know My Way

At dawn’s first light, I stand tall and strong,
With a heart that’s steady, where I belong.
Confidence rides on the edge of the day,
I forge my path, come what may.

Emotions solid, like a mountain's core,
Unshaken by storms that howl and roar.
Grounded in purpose, unyielding, sure,
I face the world with a will that's pure.

My work is my craft, my hands know the way,
Building a future, brick by brick, day by day.
In the sweat of my brow, there’s pride well-earned,
In every challenge, a lesson learned.

Happiness is the fire that fuels my stride,
A flame that burns deep, never to hide.
With grit and resolve, I greet each dawn,
Living this life, head held strong.

Forge your own path with this bold farm-inspired tee. Featuring a vintage tractor silhouette over a plowed field beneath a rising sun, this design honors the grit, pride, and purpose of hands that work the land. The phrase “I Know My Way” stands firm across the chest—a nod to the poem that fue...

04/04/2025

Here is the Poem

Done

I'm tired.
Not the kind that sleep can cure,
But the kind that settles in bones,
An ache that whispers, no more.

The weight is heavy,
Pressing down like hands on my throat,
A silent scream, a hollow breath,
Drowning in a sea of nothing left.

The world spins,
Indifferent, relentless, cruel.
And I—I am a shadow in the dark,
A ghost with no home, no spark.

I’ve built, I’ve fought, I’ve bled,
But every step leads back to dead ends.
Hope is a joke with cruel intent,
A flicker snuffed, a letter never sent.

I don’t want light,
I don’t want saving.
Just silence, just stillness,
Just… done.

This bold black tee features a striking vertical poem that captures the quiet weight of exhaustion and emotional stillness. White serif text begins strong and clear, then slowly melts into fading whispers—symbolizing the unraveling of inner strength. Raw. Honest. Hauntingly beautiful. For those wh...

04/04/2025

So for those that know me personally, you know that I have been writing some stories/poems the past year or so. People keep saying "oh publish them", well I don't know if they are that good, but I did think "hmm, I could make some cool shirts from some of these".

SO, I did. www.poeticoaks.com It is still a work in progress. What I think I am going to do is post the full poems here and link the shirts with the poems. Enjoy.

Poetic Oaks

20/09/2023

wow glad I put up the zoom wall /sarcasm over

Aside from the dirty dishes in the background ( hey farming is time consuming ), this was all a great experience and probably the only thing that really happened our way this year.

Kubota Tractor Corporation Ross Chastain Pinnacleview Equipment Inc. Farmer Veteran Coalition Trackhouse Racing

12/09/2023

Kubota Tractor Corporation today announced the selection of five new farmer veteran recipients of new Kubota equipment as part of its 2023 “Geared to Give” program in partnership with the Farmer Veteran Coalition

10/07/2023

Opening day of Zucchini Season.

07/06/2023

Public Produce store open
https://www.ramblingoaksfarm.com/shop

22/05/2023

This morning was about the bees, taking off their winter gear and giving the some more space for the spring flower rush.

10/05/2023

news letter April 25th

Issue 7