Our Summer Lake
Our Summer Lake
Summer's lake is clear, and once again we
open up the cabin near the hedge.
Two snails slide along a flowered ledge
untouched by any sense of urgency.
In morning light we're moving silently
to drag our family's boat to water's edge
past nestled geese along a sandy wedge.
Our cat has found a curiosity;
he chases waggling goslings he has found
while romping in the heat of early June.
A hawk seeks taller trees amid the sound
of oars and geese. Our summer lake so soon
engulfed in muted sunlight all around--
a wondrous view beneath a fading moon.
Copyright © Carol Louise Moon | Year Posted 2020
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