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The Country Life
October 27, 2015
My alarm rings, the sun rises.
I feed chickens and milk cows.
My corn turns gold at harvest time.
I combine fields. Tractors hog the roads.
I wake up. Street lights and cars honk.
I sit at my desk, clicking pens.
© Edgard B., Coral Springs, FL
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This is a Sijo poem written in a korean poetic form.