The Fields Dry Up Poem by Tony Adah

The Fields Dry Up



In the morning the sun
Rises above the hills
And flowers blossom like eternity
While fertile wombs bleed their
Crimson red;
The afternoons come with sordid tears
Flowers shrivelled like tobacco leaves
In a scorching maturity.
The fields dry up
And the green is brown
Those who bled their wombs
Are in a lonely mood
The sun to the west has gone
And those drowning have
Nothing to clasp with their empty hands
Life is sweet
And life is bitter.

Monday, May 16, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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