Summers Memories

Summers Memories

A Poem by Rose Gryfeldor
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Its an almost memory, a little strange, but please read and review

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Hot summer day

    Heat haze over long grass

A field outside town

   Drift through old memories.

 

A field just like this

   In unseasonably hot

Un-british Weather

   Peaceful and endless.

 

The glory days

   Ne'er a worry between us

calm blue eyes

   Just like the sky.

 

I watched the clouds

   And traced their shape with my fingers

while you messed with my hair

   too long to be still.

 

Sudden rain

   drenching us to the bone

shrieks of laughter

   and spun, arms outstreched.

 

Untill we fell, exhausted

   Back to earth,

wet and muddy,

  and we didn't, couldn't care.

 

 

© 2010 Rose Gryfeldor


Author's Note

Rose Gryfeldor
I found it hard to classify, if you have a better genre, please let me know

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It's a lovely memory, whether entirely true or not. Young lovers, fresh and alive, beneath a sunny, summer sky is an image loved by artists and romantics everywhere, and forever shall be.

Posted 15 Years Ago


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Added on August 8, 2010
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Rose Gryfeldor
Rose Gryfeldor

somewhere , Yorkshire, United Kingdom



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I love writing and making up stories. I don't often write my stuff down, not in a readable format anyway, so i take a while. :) I live in England, and have a love hate thing with it. I either lo.. more..