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A southern summer day under the sun
Our laughs reverberate throughout the yard
The clouds approach, they try ending our fun
We watch the rain approach us from afar
A storm is not enough to mar our mood
We slip and run, we’ve become mud-caked fools
Until grandma calls us back in for food
Let’s bathe our muddy feet in warm rain pools
Overcast skies, they never last for long
Puddles evaporate, the steam hovers
The birds, returned to peace, resume their songs
Butterflies dry their wings, gentle flutters
The sun has set, there’s no more time to play
It’s time to rest and dream of a new day
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Yahne
I enjoy writing short stories and poems.
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