Can anybody tells me the meaning of this poem?

Question

The Field of Yield



In the field of yield-yield-yield

You can be a bird word-word-word

or a fish swish-swish-swish

and fly-fly-fly and swim-swim-swim

in and out, out and in…



Come and laugh la-la-la

hah-hah-hah

and dance a-a-a

cha-cha cha-cha-cha

out and in ….



You wont don-don-don’t

You holler dollar-dollar-dollar

You kids youre always looking for Utopia

you-you-you kids

and your field of yield

don’t you know woe-woe-woe

it’s a sin?

Answer 1

Miss Mary Mac-Mac-Mac, All dressed in Black-Black-Black...

The poem warns the naive, young kids that a world devoted to pleasure devolves into a hell wracked with pain and "a field of yield" has avoided the question of one's relationship with God and is thus devoid of meaning.

Answer 2

Cray-ay-ze poem! Sounds like the author's talking about a field (the world, maybe) where there are various ways of yielding to pleasure, and that the author considers these pleasures to be a sin.

Answer 3

this poem is saying that young kids of the future will most likely be expecting to have a perfect future and not have a care in the world, but that's the wrong thing to do.

Answer 4

Just a glance over it makes me feel happy and joyous so I would go along that line. You can feel the fun in the way he repeats some of the words.