7,107 Acre Ricefield

7,107 Acre Ricefield

A Poem by Randolf Ramos

Stretching beyond horizon,7,107 acre ricefield
golden beyond gold in sapphire blee
Plowing gowpen that hobglobin's deed
Disenfranchise millions who owns the field

A locust hubbub wild stunning all confused
Amidst scorching heat, who toils in canescent shirt
For a good harvest of golden hued
Bearing bere all hobglobins feoffed

Beiged by scorching sun
Who politically toil this barren land
Your master lend the golden grain
And yet gave his share in bane

© 2010 Randolf Ramos


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In other word corruption.

Posted 3 Years Ago


wow the colors and imagery here and i should know i grew up in a ricefield its simple yet if looked at right just like eveything else inthis world is beautiful by its own right

Posted 14 Years Ago


"Beiged by scorching sun
Who politically toil this barren land
Your master lend the golden grain
And yet gave his share in bane"

{great imagery and descriptive writing--I love this}

james:-)

Posted 14 Years Ago


I love the almost old style tale in this piece!
Awesome work love, really vivid and captivating from the first word to the last!
A unique way of description too!
Excellent
xx

Posted 14 Years Ago


a truly tactile poem ~ the descriptive elements distend the capillaries as if the body were toiling through wet~grasping heat~

Posted 14 Years Ago


I love this one! It's written beautifully! So pure. =D

Posted 14 Years Ago



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Added on July 20, 2010
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Randolf Ramos
Randolf Ramos

Philippines



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