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Summer Alliteration

Summer Alliteration

 

She brought sunrise stars

and sandy slippers

Scented air

of smiles and ***

 

Her sundress breeze

blooming to reveal

brilliant and beat tattoos

hidden bikini bliss

 

Tan tone lovely

lotioned touch

Random roadtrips round

Water and the way

 

Beautiful bright beaches

dazzle our days

Bright moon battles

shimmering sparkle shores

 

Holding hands

on the path and at the pool

Party on the patio

backyard barbeque beckons

 

Children chasing

Lightning bugs and lemonade

Playing in the park

parents on the porch

 

Blessed Solstice storms

stolen September morns

baseball broadcasts while

sparrow and starlings serenade

 

Carnivals and cotton candy

piled pink

sweet sticky sugar

sunsets shine

 

Halter-top halos

and bike ride breakfasts

Fuel firework fun

and pinwheel popcorn parades

 

Late and lazy afternoons

in white linen love

She brought Summer with her

And she shared it with me

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