Held In My Heart Steadfast
Summer memories — a poem
Apple blossoms falling onto the surface
Of the bubbling clear waters
Of the river at the bottom of our garden
Carrying pink petals downstream
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Mayfly fluttering around
Minnows shining silver in the flow
Sun bright up above
As I sit in the shadow
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Of the canopy of leaves overhead
With knobbly bark at my back
Drinking lemonade from an ice-cold jug
Sighing with summer happiness
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My dog chases my thrown ball
Ears thrown back as he winds his way
With joyous barks and tongue lolling
Through my mother’s prized Peonies
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Hair a lighter shade of blonde
Freckles on my face abound
Arms from the bottom of Tee-Shirt sleeves
Now as red as my hound
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A boys laughter at his dogs’ mischief
From those happy days of childhood past
Echo merrily down the years
Held in my heart steadfast
About the Creator
Paul Douglas
I have always loved to write, especially poems and short stories. I also have an abiding love for technology and gaming. I love to share my outlook with others.
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