Scarecrow

Feeling a sense of repetition, finding oneself in a desolate cornfield.

Emphasizing the emptiness of the cornfield, possibly symbolizing isolation.

Reiteration of the feeling of being in an empty cornfield, suggesting a recurring theme.

Repeating the idea of an empty cornfield, reinforcing the sense of emptiness and abandonment.

Observing crows flying by, introducing the motif of crows as potential observers.

Raising questions about the awareness of the crows, wondering if they understand the surroundings.

Do they even know

Repetition of the crows passing by, perhaps emphasizing their continuous presence.

Referring to the time of day, "afterglow," possibly suggesting a transitional or reflective period.

Beneath the afterglow

Continuing to question the crows' understanding, connecting it to the passage of time.

Alluding to a persistent cycle of day and night, hinting at life's continuous rhythm.

Describing an existence where shadows prevail over light, possibly conveying a sense of darkness or struggle.

Expressing a recurring hope that things will improve, despite past disappointments.

Acknowledging the fragility of dreams, which are unraveling and falling apart.

Expressing a desire for companionship or support during challenging times.

Reiterating the act of standing, suggesting an inability to move forward or break free.

Expressing a feeling of being stuck, unable to leave a situation or circumstance.

I can never leave

Repeating the idea of standing, juxtaposing the desire to leave with the inability to do so.

Expressing a strong wish to leave, possibly contrasting with the earlier inability to do so.

How I wish to leave

Noting the indifference of crows, suggesting they are unaffected or uninterested in the observer.

Highlighting the crows' ability to see beyond the observer, potentially symbolizing a deeper understanding.

They can see past me

Reiterating the crows' lack of concern, emphasizing their focus on the crops.

Emphasizing the crows' perspective, viewing the crops as free resources, contrasting with human struggles.

To them the crops are free

Comparing the present state of the crops to a past, possibly implying a decline or change.

Mentioning an "Auburn vest near Octoberfest," possibly introducing personal or seasonal elements.

Continuing the mention of specific details, contributing to the atmosphere and setting.

Expressing a desire to break free from a confined position, possibly symbolizing a yearning for change.

Describing a maze with a tragic quality, implying challenges that extend over an extended period.

Conveying a sense of loss and emptiness, with only a "ghost" remaining.

Symbolizing the lingering remnants of something that once existed but has now vanished.