Sundials

Haiku 12.15.2022

By Kyra LopezPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

Sundials

Photo by Jagdish Bhatt on Unsplash

Gemstones speak in blue

I could hear the sun rays sing

I want warmer days

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Kyra Lopez

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