Corn -Shucked
 

Across carpeted maze in Mid-west
Harvesting machines munch lines
While a black cat crouches inside rusty silo
Carefully licking the mouse from between its paws.

Heaven's more than just a place 
Above surreal skies
Amid colourful droppings of cradled warmth
Rained in Wichita and innocent cottages nearby

The cat moves away washing thought
While a harvester whirls around
Stainless blades in space to snip heads
From these fields of gold

Night comes unleashing its scythe on half cut corn
As the machines quietly doze
In calm calculated continuity
Then the wide-eyed cat appears to reap their souls.
 
 
 
 
 

 

(C) Copyright 2001
Gregory Brimblecombe
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The Nexus Collection:
Gregory BRIMBLECOMBE


Corn -Shucked

Disease of my heart

Esplanade Rd

Eyes on you

In-between dreams
 

Wild Flowers in my Garden

No love poetry please!

On the subject of death

Reading at the Temple.

Night Patrol

Heroes?

Soft but unexpected

I Guess I Will Never Know




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