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An Ode to Summer (A Sonnet)

Smoke & Fire

Oct 8, 2020

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I like the summer season very well.

The coy come up to eat in our pretty pond.

The fresh-cut grass is a pleasant smell.

The warm summer heat I am quite fond.

Birds chirp loudly in the forest’s trees.

And when it’s hot, I swim in a lake.

Or in Hawaii, in the great seas.

And at a barbeque, I eat steak.

In the sky, I see the shining sun.

I throw into the river, some rocks.

I love the summer, it’s so much fun.

But I dare not wish for chicken-pox.

Every year, I collect a shell.

Every year, before the leaves fell.

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