Today's poem is
"Bless the Old Wheat Farmers"
from Connecticut River Review
Penelope Scambly Schott
's newest book is ON DUFUR HILL, a collection of poems about the circle of the year in a small Oregon town. She is a past recipient of the Oregon Book Award for Poetry.
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