Kirk Carter@ Chew Bear Productions@ Copyright 2014
STRAWBERRY MOON
The harvest was plenty, red spheres like a Prune;
Close to Summer Solstice, must be the Strawberry Moon.
How far we've traveled, and time is quick;
To feel this emotion, the bogs are thick,
And harvest awaits us, for Rye and the Pot;
Must get to it early, otherwise it will rot!
Be thankful to the Earth, it gives...then gives again;
We assume it's always there, assumption of the wind.
But, as you dine upon abundance, enjoy the morning light;
Save some for when your hungry, deep into the night.
And remember source of origin, as we harvest...so be blessed;
Mother nature provides the chalkboard, her drawings the best.
For memories abound, without sound...in thought, times not so good;
Complacent round, we go around, just do what one should.
So, summer awaits...it's coming, long days before us waits;
Trimming back the growth, the Dander Weed...unkempt it will seal the gates.
You now thrive in abundance, you've been given silver spoon;
We're blessed with much to thank, on this glorious Strawberry Moon!
Kirk Carter
June 2014
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ReplyDeleteI thought it was a cool poem...kind of moved me when I wrote it! Okay, I know I'm not Neil Young, now get over it!
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