A FARMERS WINTER

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    A FARMERS WINTER

    In a bare little field,
    with nothing to hoe.
    Stood one single tree ,
    with nothing to grow.
     
    The fruit had all fallen,
    the corn had been picked.
    winter is here ,
    a cold snowy mix.
     
    So off to our houses,
    we sit and we wait,
    till the feilds can be plowed,
    and the fruit can be ate
     
                         Wrote by
                     Theresa Wagner Chase

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    dragonfly1023 commented on A FARMERS WINTER

    07-03-2009

    for some reason this gives me a Norman Rockwell kind of vibe in words. his classic down home american art would make a great illustration from your clever rhyme. well, that's what I get anyway :D

    TreeLife

    07/04/2009

    Thank you for your comment on my poem.

    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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