Have you ever been drawn to the prairie,
Where untouched wheat fields blow in the wind?
And the Great Plains! They stretch beyond vision!
Brambles thick so we can’t enter in.
Where the night is mysterious graphite
And the gray that’s beginning the day
Slowly drifts to the brightest of sunshine,
So your herb gardens flourish away!
It’s a hard life and quite grizzly sometimes.
Yet you can’t help but wonder and wait.
Have you ever been drawn to the prairie?
Boundless freedom and no iron gates!
—
My response to Linda Kruschke’s
Paint Chip Poetry Prompt #47
I have. And, I’ve resonated there on the Prairie in expansive and incalculable ways many times.
As I am
resonating
Here
In the experience
Of
This
Poem.
Thank you.
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Simply wonderful! I love how every prompt word fit seamlessly. Nothing forced.
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Boundless freedom and no iron gates
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