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laguna Beach

It was the summer of

a shower of stars.

Vermillion plums,

voluptuous fruit

hanging low on branches.

Fire-red geraniums;

bouganvillea cascading down.

The earth was humid,

heat waves rose up like

a boiling sea.

Full moon's bright stare

ignites strange shapes

in our garden.

Shadows that move like

mating snakes.

A burst of stars

fall to earth;

little fishes invade the beach

then vanish into

a silver sea.

 

KMC@2011

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Aug 19, 2011
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