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Mar 2018
June explodes green
yellow summer sears
hot,
slow,
persistent

Hazy blue mountains
******
into sunset's rosy sky
that melts
over them

Singing under a full moon
shadowy seas dream
the white dance of dawn

The whispers gather,
becoming louder
swelling
to a thunderous roar

Dawn splits the sky
with golden jagged spikes

sooty clouds darken
to coal
quiver
burst
the world is drenched

Cold rain

winter's gray ghost
Funny I'm writing so out of season, as I sit here wishing spring would finally win over winter, When anyone asks "do you have four seasons where you live?" My answer is "often in just one week." :-)
Mary-Eliz
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Mary-Eliz  Virginia
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