Women’s Song Of The Corn poem – Amy Lowell poems | Poems and Poetry

How beautiful are the corn rows,

Stretching to the morning sun,

Stretching to the evening sun.

Very beautiful, the long rows of corn.

How beautiful is the white corn,

I husk it,

I grind it.

Very beautiful, my white corn.

How beautiful is the red corn,

I gather it and make fine meal,

I am glad doing this.

Very beautiful, my red corn.

How beautiful is the black corn,

I give it to my father,

To my mother,

I give it to my child.

Very beautiful, the black corn.

How beautiful is the mottled corn,

Like the sky with little clouds,

I eat it looking at the sky.

Very beautiful, my mottled corn.