A Field Fallen StarsA Poem by William Fields IssacEarly summer nights posses a certain magical quality,
Its dark now,
The sun has set, The air is warm, But sleep has not come. As I look over the fields, Something strange happens, The short plants grow strange fruit, Berries that glow, It seems like a mystical new world, When this unnatural crop takes flight, A field of fallen stars, Piercing darkness with bursts of light. Like green lighting they flash, A light show to accompany, The crickets violin bows, A calming summer symphony. The days of youth are come again, When dreams and fantasy take flight, Amongst a field of Fallen stars, Enrapturing the world with their tiny light.
© 2010 William Fields IssacAuthor's Note
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4 Reviews Added on June 17, 2010 Last Updated on June 17, 2010 AuthorWilliam Fields IssacAboutI am in college studying linguistics and naturally I am a lover of languages and their use. This does not, however, mean that I am a grammar nazi, nor a dictionary thumper; the linguist and the Engli.. more..Writing
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