The carpenter’s face as he chisels amid woodshavings,
the blacksmith stooped behind wheatstalks and scythes.
At her unsteady treadle, the white-haired woman
weaves slender waistlines, scarlet blooms.
A single country poplar
just a rising thread of cooksmoke
homecoming sheep see far off.
I write simple lines, beside
perfectly straight acres, this row of wheat shoots
tugging my whole body green, a jolt
of voltage, no wires.
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