Indian Corn Poems - Poems about Indian Corn

...I want you to know That I love you more Than all of my Octobers Which is not to say There are a lot of them Even though there are But what I mean is I love you more warmly Than hot cinnamo......Read the rest...

...Nascent poetic tribute to black history month... crafted before onset when people of color got acknowledged for twenty eight or nine days depending if leap year occurred. Though I yam Caucas......Read the rest...

...A Blustery Autumn Day Mischievous bursts of autumn’s laughter Pulls down the last of the season’s bright artistry Carried away on blustery gusts, Weaving a tapestry of autumn’s magic In......Read the rest...

...Russet sunset overpowering coolness of the day Showing herself in reds and yellows, Streaking through October’s pumpkin patches Straw scarecrows decorating autumn porches With their stationary......Read the rest...

...September slipped in on the wind a gentle light breeze of warmth sliding in between the clouded sky pale blue powder dusting the sun. The garden yawned preparing for rest each flower breathe......Read the rest...

...Grandma planted Indian corn carefully in the sod. She had no more money, but she did believe in God. Grandma watered what she'd sown. She said a silent prayer. A few months later healthy corn ......Read the rest...

...though I yam Caucasian, tis rightful to honor that most bitter racist genocidal crime nonetheless ovation qua quintessential significant contribution vis a vis that doth litter ......Read the rest...

...October ochre sage writhes betwixt winter’s loom and the summers gone astray Chartreuse spilling out of season’s way to darker afternoons bewitched by greys Taint......Read the rest...

...My pure white pumpkin, well, maybe more a gourd, was given to me, free. Now that, I can afford! I mustn't waste this gift, for it came from the heart. I'll plan it out well, before I even start. An......Read the rest...