Summer sighs
than slinks away.
The birds had left the week before
But the leaves had lingered
Soaking up the last of the golden light.
They made a break for it
With the first blast
Of winter wind
Swirling up toward black clouds,
But it was to late.
The rain, with drops as big as marbles
beat them, beat them mercilessly
To the ground.
In the morning
The gutter was bright with
There crushed and mangled bodies.
Poetry by Budart
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Written on 2010-09-02 at 17:41
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than slinks away.
Escape From Summer
The birds had left the week before
But the leaves had lingered
Soaking up the last of the golden light.
They made a break for it
With the first blast
Of winter wind
Swirling up toward black clouds,
But it was to late.
The rain, with drops as big as marbles
beat them, beat them mercilessly
To the ground.
In the morning
The gutter was bright with
There crushed and mangled bodies.
Poetry by Budart
Read 738 times
Written on 2010-09-02 at 17:41
Tags Summer
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