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Bountiful West

by a-gouedard

The cup gleams gold in the light Golden liquid overflowing Round bowl on a slender stem. On the table beside it are apples. Red, yellow, glowing, Globed sunlight bursting with juice. Outside in the meadow, the cows Brown and white, gentle eyed, lowing, As the calf pushes and pulls on the teat, Staggers a little and suckles. Warm milk for the jug. A blue and white bowl holds the cream. Blue and white is the sky above Brown and deep the buzzing of bees Making the foxgloves bend and bow Under the coolness of trees Where the earth holds the richness of leaves And the bones of the ancestors rest In the land of the ever blessed.
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Jun 23, 2014
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