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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The city workers had torn up the street, but now were gone the weekend had arrived. Still no break though from the sweltering heat as walkers on the boulevard still thrived. A sudden cloudburst dropped a foot of rain it seemed, at least enough to fill the trench before it left. The water didn't drain and soon the children raced into the drench. Tank suits came from nowhere to the street as children leapt into the cooling wet. The grown ups smiled and laughed most indiscreet and stood as far away as they could get from splashing waves that flew over the sides as boys kicked up the water and girls screamed. Still no Coney Island with all the rides, we boys jumped in and in the chaos beamed for we had never had a swimming pool; such wonders did escape those of our class. But now the sky had opened for us fools; we barely noticed water warm and passed the afternoon as though a miracle had come to us. Throughout the closing day we came to love the freedom lyrical that God bestowed upon us just to say we were his children, though too young to know that blessings soon will pass. In fact, the street would be repaired before the falling snow in the next week. We would return to heat for several weeks. Now I don't recall what happened in the coming, cooling clime. I just put hands on the thrill of it all with photos of that once upon a time.
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