Snake Melon Poem by Lily YANG
Snake Melon
Beside a pond in main,
High and thin sugarcane.
Under green canes,
Snake melon vines
Are their laced skirts.
Bare face and hands,
Thorned by its leaves.
Bare feet and legs,
Entangled by vines,
Still looked for melons.
In a very hot day in even,
Searched for a big melon.
Found objects in a flash,
Ran to the pond to wash,
Then took home to share.
cultivation links into beauty, as nature provides fertile soil, gift life water, climate suited to grown crops, harvest labour shared, first fruits of crops love gift given, bare face hands legs feet, best suit bodies toil in mud near water, harvest is gathered best as land dictates labour styles 10+
Object of life! ! With the muse of the works on the farm. Nice work.
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