A Field Fallen Stars

A Field Fallen Stars

A Poem by William Fields Issac
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Early summer nights posses a certain magical quality,

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Its dark now,
The sun has set, 
The air is warm,
But sleep has not come.

As I look over the fields,
Something strange happens,
The short plants grow strange fruit,
Berries that glow,

It seems like a mystical new world,
When this unnatural crop takes flight,
A field of fallen stars,
Piercing darkness with bursts of light.

Like green lighting they flash,
A light show to accompany,
The crickets violin bows,
A calming summer symphony.

The days of youth are come again,
When dreams and fantasy take flight,
Amongst a field of Fallen stars,
Enrapturing the world with their tiny light.

© 2010 William Fields Issac


Author's Note

William Fields Issac
Yeah... please no OWL CITY comments I tried to avoid that as much as possible

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such a lovely write this is. I felt a light airy feeling when i read this. Delighful read.

Posted 13 Years Ago


Great imaginary piece vivid imagination putet into words with sence and emotion . Thanks for sharing :)

Posted 13 Years Ago


I tend to really like how other writers can get in touch with the outside environment...and admire it! I like it better that way! This one is very well written!

Posted 13 Years Ago


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I found a very lovely write in this as well as somewhat deep. Very well written and your words a very well expressed.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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I am in college studying linguistics and naturally I am a lover of languages and their use. This does not, however, mean that I am a grammar nazi, nor a dictionary thumper; the linguist and the Engli.. more..

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