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William A Poppen
Poems
May 2014
No Need to Mow this Spring
No sickle bar churns
repetitiously clanging two notes
while grasshoppers and field mice
scurry to survive the blade
Now yellow bulldozers with humongous tires
roar like thunder in a rainstorm and
scrape away black loam leaving
clay as red as fresh beets
There is no funeral for the hay meadow
that is dead and put to rest
without a tombstone
I am open to suggestions for a better title.
#meadows
#tombstones
Written by
William A Poppen
88/M/Tennessee
(88/M/Tennessee)
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