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Created on: November 12, 2009
stubble field
looking out over the fields
now bare except for the stubble
corn soybeans and wheat
the fall wind blows the dust
i see my face in those fields
like the five day old stubble
except this is my reward yearly
i sigh and hit my hat hard
against my rusty bottomed jeans
shaking rust fodder and dust
one final time as i lay the fields
to rest over this long hard winter
coming maybe i will shave tonight
i thought as i grinned to myself
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