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Summer's End


Eyes in a haze

Rotund stomachs, child’s play

Smooth lawn, shaded concrete- taut, cool

Here I man my wagon

 

Tears erupt to greet the wind

Hairs along my cheek

Tongue on the edge of wet lips

Warm skin.

 

Unquiet streets

A hugging sighupon my shoulders—

Jostled

 I stop to view

Glinting tailpipes, striped shirts

Sticky hands, high smiles, red popsicles

As I cruise into summer’s end. 

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