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Summer child.

The riot time has ended

The dog days are gone too-

 

The warmth. Gone.

Bliss turns to breeze

Saddles to boots.

Outside to inside.

 

It's time for harvest to arise--

She opens her eyes,

And kisses the sky with her orange tinted lips.

The sun shys away.

As do the leaves.

As do I.

 

Snug. Wishing. Waiting.

For bliss instead of breeze.

Waves of the ocean replacing waves of ice.

For Summer to open her eyes.

Remove her disguise,

And romance the skies.

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caitlin-harvey
American
Published
Oct 30, 2012
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