Blowing Milkweed Seeds in the Meadow
At first glance
Life seems innocent
Then tit for tat
Changes all that
Wondering
I would wander
Over vast rolling
Hills of fresh green grass
Blowing milkweed seeds
In the meadow
Collecting lively caterpillars
Along the way
Soon to blossom
Into fluttery butterflies
Almost unaware of
Of the possible danger
Of Peg Leg
And the Tramps
Now it seemed a myth
But I had seen Peg Leg
Once around our house
Which my mother dismissed
As farfetched
But I had seen their tin shack
In the meadow
I was only five or six
And my mother let me roam free
I think about that today
With all the danger that’s around
And I now wonder
Are we able to roam free
Blowing milkweed seeds
In the Meadow?
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