Summer At Grub Street Poem by Lee Fones
Summer At Grub Street
abundant smell of freshly cut wheat
combine harvester blades busy cutting
within the summers warm basking heat
dragonflies and insects all humming
dancing like the nutcracker suite
wasps and bees pollinate buzzing
young calves and sheep wanted for meat
sheep all baa-ring and bulls a huffing
witnessing all this from grub street
Friday, July 25, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: farm
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