The glorious sun shone on the field,
It's marvelous light makes all eyes yield,
It's rays blaze down the end of summer days,
As a lone biker makes his ways,
the biker stops before the heat,
To witness the field before his feet,
Admiring the sight of mechanical plows
The loner drinks water, wipes sweat from brows.
He hooks his bike to a fence,
Leaps on over, cautiousness relents,
The sun burned heavy on the field,
but curiousness could not yield,
Over, atop, the loner climbed the hay,
With crunches and sways,
The loner sits atop the pile,
And thinks on himself, for awhile,
"Of all the places I've come and gone. None of them I've stayed too long. This endless running game, will come to and end one day"
After admiring the golden field,
The one where the sun made man yield,
The one where machines worked all day,
The one where the loner realized his dismay,
He unhooked his bike and looked around,
And said to himself aloud,
"My endless solitude, my own undoing. The sun and moon must think it's funny"
The lone biker then speeds off,
To the next town so silent and soft,
He dreams of an end to solitude, for the day of two,
But until then, the sun and moon will have to do.