Thursday, June 6, 2019

During Daylight


Driving through the dark,
passing through these prairies,
I try to perceive the vastness;
imagine what I'm missing
beyond this tunnel of headlights.



During the daylight,
paralleling the Platte River
through Nebraska,
broad, bold cottonwoods
tower above the flat land.



During the daylight,
Meadowlarks 
perch on posts;
cast their liquid songs
into the dome of sky.



During the daylight,

crops of corn
germinate, generate
work and income
for men in tractors.



During the daylight,
rusted blades of
deserted windmills
are fixed in position,
stranded in time.
© 2019 Richard Havenga




Photo Locations:

1. Hershey, Nebraska

2. Hesperus, Colorado

3. Harmon, Illinois

4.  Hugoton, Kansas



1 comment:

  1. "... rusted blades of deserted windmills are fixed in position, stranded in time." ~ from: "During Daylight" ~ by Poet/Photographer Richard Havenga @ Walk With Father Nature: https://walkwithfathernature.blogspot.com/2019/06/during-daylight.html

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