The Seeds That We Plant... Poem by Frank James Ryan Jr...fjr

The Seeds That We Plant...

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So, now, that you have sewn your new harvest seeds,
and in its earnest, you have established due respect,
understanding that a job is not a good job 'til done
regardless of the blood-sweat that soaked your brow.

A many fires are sparked within our lives everyday,
brush fires, that separately... are all containable;
yet, it's the mindset of allowing small fires to grow,
in absence of diligence and a measure of common sense
that creates its escalation.... from smoke to inferno

And, so, you planted your seeds in earnest, however,
you knew the November rains were scant this season, ;
yet nothing stirred your sense to respond with resolve,
and the situation you have now from this sore neglect
has left your harvest crisped...in winded ash, beneath-
the tangled feet of a tattered, plaid-shirt scarecrow.



FjR-MMXV

Tuesday, October 25, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: dedication,harvest,neglect
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Robert Cardozza 20 October 2017

A true and masterpiece of an autumn poem.

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