Among the Rows of Corn
By Don Iannone
The golden corn grows impatient,
like a clown's evaporating smile,
in long fingered rows
in the once fallow fields
by the rippling brook--
wandering
through the green valley,
where aimless wildflowers grow
through late May, and
where the corn, the sun,
and the long awaited summer--
all dance as part of one dream,
saturating all promises
leading up to tomorrow.
Friday, March 02, 2007
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1 comment:
Nice one, Don. Soon it will be green again!
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