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As if again caressed by fickle wind
(Which graced the heat with cooler, northern air)
My mind returns to streets so underpinned
By memories of work to make it there.
Umbrellas lined the ceiling of the road
In shades of fiery scarlet, gold, and blue,
And cast a filtered shade below to load
The stones beneath with every altered hue.
I cast my eyes in turn across the town
To hustle, bustle, crowds for every store;
To rolling hills and distant campus grounds
And when I'd seen my fill, I journeyed more.
Before exams were marked and outcomes known
I knew I'd call that town in summer home.


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