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August

August like a sullen glance You’re having too much fun Do continue bear in mind While summer comes undone August brang the summers eve So subtle yet decided Cleaved as were a maiden fair The middle year divided A wind of change how hot and dry A new way taking hold Of packing up and putting down And turning out the old A breath of new life here there Scant amid the falling Tumbling death across the plain The songbird never calling August wakes the sky at dusk Streamers all amiss A hunter on the east horizon Seeks the dawning bliss Copyright © Mike Martin 2015

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