Kimberly

Certain Summers remain uppercase, 
all blue, heat and breakneck.  We daughters of the season,
off-key in synchronicity, played out
the inborn cool of our age..
You and I came up through a flowery, fulsome time
that thought highly of itself, all laissez-faire but
as acquisitive as any generation.
I meant to never go away.  'Course, there I went, 
since that's the sway life has on youth. 
You decamped with the first man of your 
dreams.  I doubted us, for a time, and fear is so often 
posture, worthy or not of passing on. 
Now we watch other sisters, for them summer blazes
a cheap high.  They're all exclamation points, blistering style,
indifferent to rebel decades -
                  in the wake of us -
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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