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Augustus Takes the Stage

All Hail Caesar

By Mother CombsPublished 2 months ago 1 min read
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Gladioli litter the stage

As Caesar resumes his position

Extending his arms wide

He takes the first of many bows

Sprinkling the audience

With each of his dips

With armloads of bright red poppies

The first of the audience

Has begun to arrive

Hear their mighty roar

Leo needs to be entertained

With an impatience bred for war

Their attention is hard to hold

So the scenes on the dias

Unfurl with the quickness of weeds

The night skies lit up 

With Perseid Showers

Late as always

Virgo joins the audience

Perfectly attired in flowing linen

They sit primly, ready to take in

The rest of summer's show

Flashes of peridot, sardonyx, and spinel

From the crowd, dazzles the eye

As they gasp upon the sight of the Reverend

Taking center stage to tell you about his Dream

With the heat beating down upon them

Their inspiration grows

Time passes quickly during the final leg

As Caesar escorts the dog days out

He makes way for the harvest to begin soon



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Mother Combs

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    Written by Mother Combs