"Corn: Moods From Mid-America" is a collection of poems by H. N. Swanson celebrating the beauty and essence of the American Midwest. These evocative verses capture the spirit of rural life, focusing on the iconic cornfields that define the region. Swanson's poetry paints a vivid picture of the landscape, exploring themes of nature, agriculture, and the simple yet profound rhythms of Midwestern existence.

With heartfelt imagery and a deep appreciation for the land, "Corn" offers readers a glimpse into the heart of America. This collection is a testament to the enduring charm and quiet majesty of the Midwest, inviting readers to reflect on the beauty found in the everyday.

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