Where Summer Shone
The girl in the sonnet
By sleepy draftsPublished 5 years ago • Updated 3 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by Camille Brodard on Unsplash
The air hums near flowers, where the sun sighs
In the cicada’s sweet song, I heard you
And the light that fell over her soft eyes
Reminisced of baby’s breath laced with dew.
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That flower I held, between fingers, shook
So fragrant were those trying petals, she
Until her heart was pressed flat in my book
So that her perfume, instead smelled like me.
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Gold summer air spilled over gentle hills,
Honey dripped slow, from sky to horizon
I laid in the sun, to heat my nerves’ chills;
I could not taste summer’s sweet cinnamon.
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I opened my book, her petals had flown
And I dreamt of your eyes, where summer shone.
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