Summertime Is Coming

Summertime is Coming
By Franklin Price
5/28/2015

Summertime is coming
To the northern hemisphere
The Sun half north in movement
As in every other year 

The days are getting longer
Alaska's hardly ever dark
Don't even need a flashlight
Walking midnight in the park

School is out well almost
Except for make up days
Brought on by snows of Winter
To skip them never pays

The balmy days of Springtime
Turn  to Summer days of heat
You can keep a little cooler
By wearing flip flops on your feet

The beach is calling out your name
Come and make the scene
Protect yourself when going there
Apply a very good sun screen

Hydrate yourself by drinking
H2O  not alcohol
Alcohol's not for hydration
Makes you stagger sometimes fall

Although we'll try stop them
Try to nip them in the bud
Mosquitoes will return again
Little pests to suck your blood

Leave no water standing
It's a place where they will  thrive
To make more little babies
Who will eat you up alive

I've expounded here a little
Of the good and bad of Summer
Heed the words that I have writ here
So those days are not a bummer
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A  Avatar
June 2, 2015 at 12:10 AM
Franklin, congratulations on your awesome summer time win. ~SKAT~
A  Avatar
May 28, 2015 at 9:14 AM
I will keep my self hydrated. .. hugs
Price Avatar
May 28, 2015 at 4:01 PM
Just a little pre-summer fun with a lesson. I see you took it to heart. Thanks for visiting.
Spagnola Avatar
May 28, 2015 at 6:49 AM
Thanks. Yay, Summer! Unless you live in FL :)
Price Avatar
May 28, 2015 at 7:13 AM
Yay for sure! Thanks for stopping by and commenting
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