Fields of Wheat

Fields of Wheat

A Poem by Anima Inspired
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I once lived in a place where for as far as the eye could see there was only nature...

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Fields of wheat
the color of my mother’s hair
 
rolling
 
rolling passed the hazy edge
of a blue clear horizon
with bursts of white
hanging in the stillness
with no depth, no condescendence
 
and I fall
 
back on to the softness
beneath a tree with ancient branches
feeling the way my own hair rests
between the narrow stalks,
my body denting the perfection
of the aurous sea
 
 I am anonymous
 
in the waning light of an unblemished day
where a girl can still hide herself completely
on a small patch of ground
surrounded by acres of freedom

© 2008 Anima Inspired


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It's the same with me. I like the oneness that you create in your poems. Especially:

"back on to the softness
beneath a tree with ancient branches
feeling the way my own hair rests
between the narrow stalks" -I think this really spells out this poem the best.

And I think you really capture the wonder and beauty that is found in nature. So when is your compendium of poetry going to hit the bookshelves? =)

Posted 16 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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You did the form fitting, and this was perfect. you have a great way
with form, wording and punctuating thought, this poem allows the reader to
overlook open fields, and peer inside the heart of an artist with words,
painting the wheatstalk golden. beautifully written and expressed.

Posted 16 Years Ago


Lovely. I can almost smell the wheat!

Posted 16 Years Ago


in the waning light of an unblemished daywhere a girl can still hide herself completelyon a small patch of groundsurrounded by acres of freedom---------this last stanza... so haunting.. you demonstrate a delicious sentimentality, that's what I like most about yr writing...i love this feeling....your poetry is essentially a literary art, always different. I like how you use the substantivs. The description of this precious moment of stillness breathing the wheet field... how it catapult you into the past and and all the associations you had, I liked.. such a tender write ! hmm.

Posted 16 Years Ago


living in the expanse of farm country - I had to read a piece entitled "field of wheat". While there are wheat fields here - mostly, there is corn. there is a bliss to feeling like you are alone in the world; surrounded by nature's bounty when one wanders into the midst of it and disappears from the world. you've captured that feeling with this piece - great job.

Posted 16 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

It's the same with me. I like the oneness that you create in your poems. Especially:

"back on to the softness
beneath a tree with ancient branches
feeling the way my own hair rests
between the narrow stalks" -I think this really spells out this poem the best.

And I think you really capture the wonder and beauty that is found in nature. So when is your compendium of poetry going to hit the bookshelves? =)

Posted 16 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

this is absolutely beautiful! i like the positioning of blue and clear instead of the other way around.

Posted 16 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

This has an awesome sense of freedom -- of being alone but not lonely. The poet just surrenders herself over to the landscape. There's also an innosence here. While the place is real -- it seems of the past, and there's no returning to it. I really love it!

Posted 16 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Sometimes being alone is a wonderful thing where you can collect your thoughts... i got that serene feeling of reminiscing of beautiful memories and feeling at peace with ones self... Loved it very much.

Posted 16 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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