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 Online journal capturing the moment and the memory of moments. A meadow meditation. |
| 79031 In Good Earth — good enough for cotton — brown and green irrigation circles meet at the dusty corner of Main — going east and west — and a farm road going north to nowhere across the flats of horned toads and tumble weed, south to Amherst. One can be Methodist or Baptist — even Catholic — if one prays for rain. © Copyright 2021 Kåre Enga [178.196] (24.juli.2021) 8 lines free verse For
 Earth, Texas - town founder William E. Halsell was so impressed by the area’s fertile soil he wanted to name the town Good Earth, which the post office shortened to Earth.Later edit with alternative line breaks In Good Earth — good enough for cotton — brown and green irrigation circles meet at the dusty corner of Main — going east and west — and a farm road going north to nowhere across the flats of horned toads and tumble weed, south to Amherst. One can be Methodist or Baptist — even Catholic — as long as one prays for rain. 105.505 |
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