Summer Days

Sunlight Crashes Down

By Lex T. BarnettPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Photo by Marius Matuschzik on Unsplash

Sunlight crashes down

Seeping slow in lazy waves

So go summer days

nature poetry

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Lex T. Barnett

She is enthused with worlds of fantasy to a point where it hinges on obsession. A hopeless romantiic at the best of times and a sobbing mess at the worst.

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