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Summer

Rays shine

warm breath on my neck

golden light in my hair

 

Here comes the sun

 

Catapulting life into overdrive

while smiles glance off

rain dropped tulip petals

and the outside of my spoon

scooping red delicious

watermelon dripping from

 

My fingers

My lips

sweet sticky

like baklava

or my mom

when I leave home

affection caressing our

words and tears

 

Honey filling our eyes

as we look back

once more

to see if the other

is smiling or crying

or both

 

Summers remind me

of transition

coming home

going home

 

So many homes

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Written by
clara-belle
Taiwanese
Published
Jul 18, 2010
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