Chicago Summer Nights



Oh, those Midwest, glorious, 
firefly nights.
Peaceful, mild, warm winds,
kiss your cheek.
The Chicago River, utterly so
smoothly flowing.
Reflecting lights on its architecture,
totally entrancing.
It's biggest building, alabaster white,
Outstanding in the inky moonlight.
Bejeweled boats, cast rainbows of
color, it's overwhelming.
Memory paintings of my summer's past.
Secret, soft kisses.
Warm kisses in cars, what a blast!


                      4/1/2021
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Cunningham Avatar
April 1, 2021 at 3:02 AM
Happy memories of years ago, those memories are so special to us and we want to relive them if only in our minds. Tom
Romios Avatar
April 2, 2021 at 5:37 AM
Guess Chicago people are not reading this. Too bad. Pangie ))
Romios Avatar
April 1, 2021 at 3:08 AM
Its, interesting, Tom! Sometimes, the Poem brings the memories back!its like an adventure into the past....free! Pangie xx
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