I Remember the Fields
A poem about the loss of land
I remember the fields,
those that swayed like waves
moved by the Moon.
I remember the fields,
that lay flattened by the sleep
of beasts I could not see.
I remember the fields,
fenced by rusty barbed-wire
that tied me to days before me.
I remember the fields,
for kisses, naps
and watching the clouds.
I remember the fields,
where we ran, hid,
picnicked and peed.
I remember the fields,
but if they are all gone,
can anyone truly
remember me?


