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Ice Cream Sundays

a poem by Kyrin Sturdivant

By Kyrin SturdivantPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
Ice Cream Sundays
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In the summer,

after brushing every tree we passed on the trail,

We drive home hot under our clothes

and the heavy heat of the outside air.

When we drive past that store full of memories

my mouth waters.

I move in my seat and think, of how

I'd rather be cool and inside,

extending my arm

toward the flavors on that board,

smelling the melting chocolate spin out

from the baking cookies,

sitting in those chairs

and talking about nothing for an hour.

How I long for those days again,

when I didn't have to ask for a favor.

My love for them is like the love of ice cream.

You only want it when times are hot and intense,

but once you have it, it disappears,

running back into its fragile shell.

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About the Creator

Kyrin Sturdivant

I'm a young writer and editor of poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and screenplays, based in MN, USA. For more of my work visit my blog site: kyrinsturdivant.com To tip or donate visit: kyrinsturdivant.com/donate ~ Thank you

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