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Pollen of Summer

Breathe that Warm Summer Air

By Serenity Skies Published 5 years ago 1 min read
Dandelions close to rain and night, preserving pollen and nectar Time Lapse By Frederick Dunn

When the air feels warm

So you reach out and touch her petals

Her breath wisps you away

Blowing on the petals

Her heated vines

Shudder your insides

When you reach out

Her warmth grips you

Air chokes out your lungs

A perfume of smells

One little flake dances past your eyes

The dots she leaves you in a daze

A hazing thought grips your mind

Dozing you softly to sleep

A trip you fall

Slumped next to a tree

A stump you stoop

Relinquished warm air

The hot summer sun

The beginning breeze

Wheeze out the pollen

As you begin to breath

Cough as you will

To begin the cycle of raspy summer air

To be fair

It smells are quite rare

nature poetry

About the Creator

Serenity Skies

Please disregard the older poetry. I might post here in the future.

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