Summer Wheat

Summers wheat

Do come and climb upon my tractor seat
And I will tell of skies that weep
Weeping so, across the brows of summer heat 
Do come and climb upon my tractor seat 
And I will tell of darkened forms
Forms that quickly bring and take almighty storms
Do come and climb upon my tractor seat
And I will tell of summer seed
Seed’s planted deep in likened rows
Rows that one day will give to gentle sweep
Do come and climb upon my tractor seat 
And may your vision in memories seen,
The lives of men,
Who once did grow the summer’s wheat

Jolene
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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