Youngest Summers
A Poem by
Devan McKinley
Sunflower kisses,
On your skin.
And watermelon,
Down your chin.
Muddy feet,
From a summer's rain.
Evening grilling,
leaves a ketchup stain.
Sticky fingers,
Toss a ball.
Ring-a-round the rosey,
We all fall.
Mumma knows,
That we remember.
Our youngest summers,
I will treasure.
© 2012 Devan McKinley
Author's Note
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Reviews
Nostalgia that is sweet, heartfelt and lovely of lyric. Combined with starkly apt imagery, "Youngest Summers" clearly displays both talent and craft.
Very fine work, Devan!
Posted 13 Years Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
how beautifully light hearted, our formtive years inform the rest of our days :)
ah ring-around-the-roses is so nostalgic for me! well done!
Posted 13 Years Ago
how beautifully light hearted, our formtive years inform the rest of our days :)
ah ring-around-the-roses is so nostalgic for me! well done!
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
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Added on April 21, 2012
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