Feeding the Village
Spring breezes blow fair blue air infused with perfume, musk and loam. Soil turns as horses lean to the plow. No time for festive frivolity. Seeds need sown and rows need hoeing lest next winter be harsher than last. Village children play on cobblestone streets but in the field are fences to mend and livestock to tend. Young hands best not be found idle! Only summer heat will bring a brief respite before harvest doles next winter’s fate.
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Resident of the USA most of my life, recently moved to Ireland with my wife, who has been a Waterford Ireland resident most of her life and we are back in this beautiful city. The future is still wide open. I have self-published two books on...
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