THE CORN IS READY - RIPE ~ Beneath the Branches
The Fields are blanched with hazy heat
In English Farms or on Mid-West Ranches
Too hot for walkin* in bare feet !
The Fields are blanched with hazy heat
The Combine Harvester is primed
Too hot for walkin* in bare feet
Each Season with My Poetry is Rhymed !
The Combine Harvester is primed
*Reap while you May* before October Rain
Each Season with My Poetry is Rhymed
*Rhyme while you May* Muse may not stir again !
*Reap while you May* before October Rain
A Farmers Life ~ follows the Seasons Rules
*Rhyme while you May* Muse may not stir again
A Poets Life ~ for Jesters & for Fools !
A Farmers Life ~ follows the Seasons Rules
On English Farm ~ or on Mid West Ranches
A Poets Life ~ for Jesters & for Fools
THE CORN IS READY - RIPE beneath the Branches
Thanks for visit comments welcome Love Angela & Brian 💛💛💛
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ANGELA & BRIAN (Pseudonym) (
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Very delightful read! Perhaps, I’ll try writing one myself!
Thanks ROMANTIC pleased you enjoyed ~ easy to write - BUT - Remember in the last verse Line THREE of Verse ONE becomes Line TWO of the final Quatrain & Line ONE of Verse ONE becomes Line FOUR of the final Quatrain. In this way every LINE is repeated ONCE and the Poem *begins & ends* with the same LINE ~ OK
Blessings & Joy & Peace to YOU & YOURS
Con Amor - Angela - Btrian y El Gato Ahumido ! ! !
Good write B&A. 'The valleys stand so thick with corn, That even they are singing'. Lines of a hymn - cue for harvest-time poem or two from me?! Too early yet? Or Harvest - mid-Sept to mid-Oct?
Angela here - Good Evening Uncle Steve - we*re planning our Morning Services for Harvest & Advent Services *al fresco* in the adjacent Village Recreation Ground were we normally have our BBQs. We*ll have non-alcoholic mulled Wine & Gingerbread Cookies ! Thanks for your Comments. We donate all our Harvest Goodies - Tinned & Dry Goods & Toiletries (& Chox & Sox @ Advent !) to the Night Shelter it is the 21st C ! No ginormous PUMPKINS !
Blessings & Joy to YOU & Canis Fidibus
Spirit Love Angela - Brian et Felinis Humidus ! ! !
I am still smiling over the music with this Poem. LOL
Great Write there Angela & Brian. Don
Good Evening Friend - Pleased You enjoyed it. English FOLK MUSIC is a bit like Morris Dancing - FUNNY ! Thanks for visiting.
Blessings & Peace to You & Yours
Love Angela - Brian & Smokey ! ! !
Your pantoum does credit to the early rising of farmers and gathers and dear duo your rhyme adds flavour to the needed harvesting so top marks for thinking of those working hard to get what is ripe before October rains begin.
Thanks FAY ~ pleased you enjoyed the presentation ! Most of the Farmers we know are on the back-foot ~ trying to keep pace with the Seasons.
Blessings & Peace & Joy
Love A & B & Smokey
I loved the wurzels and a great write A&B
Thanks Uncle Mike - You*re old enough to remember the WURZELS - I think that was recorded in 1976 - before our time ! Pleased you enjoyed it!
Blessings & Peace to YOU & YOURS
Love Angela & Brian & Smokey ! ! !
'*Rhyme while you May* Muse may not stir again !'
I'm sure this line reads true, for so many writers
YES INDEED FRIEND ~ We cannot move Our Muse ~ Our Muse moves us ~ We cannot write Poetry to ORDER ! When runing *Poetry Classes for Seniors* ~ If I give them a week to write in a STYLE (say ACROSTIC) I get 100% return. However if I give them a SUBJECT say BRIDGES ( get a reduced return (say 66%) some say ther *MUSE was MUTE* and others write On *CONTRACT BRIDGE* because that was an interest !
John Bettjaman ~ One of the best UK Poet Lauraetes of the 20th C - hated being told what to write about ! When Princess Anne read his EULOGY for Her Wedding She said *I thought itwas a Bigger Ocassion tnan that !* The Poem was AWEFUL not AWESOME ! Andrew Mortons Poem - For Charles & Camilla - Was ECELLENT and Prince Charles really liked it ~ AMEN
Blessings & Peace to You & Yours
Love Angela & Brian & Smokey ! ! !
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