She walks alone in auburn light and grace,
A ****** marking painted on her face.
She breaks the gaze upon the somber view,
A lonely figure bathed in golden hue.
The field of grain that slumbers under sky,
it stretches wide, a rolling sea of rye.
Beneath the dripping stars her body sinks,
A soft bed in the dust, her lust, it drinks.
It thirsts on blackened sky and heavy silence,
Her heart, it churns and yearns with such a violence.
The coyotes sing her soundly to her sleep,
She leaves her dreams in seas of rye to keep.