The Sunny Month of July
The Sunny Month of July
She skips from me in a playful romp
Among the fields, yellowy plump.
Her laughter echoes sprightly alive
In the sunny month of July.
To the chase, I engage in play
And call out her name, beckoning, “Wait!”
Yet she lights on her feet—proceeds,
‘Til my breath pause, but I am happy.
Then, she reverses and saunters towards me
With the russet earth on her feet.
Her spirit precedes her arrival,
Rendering comfort ever so cordial.
These days of sky-blue deep and white-cloud fleece
Bring rapturous joy I wish wouldn’t cease.
Fondly, we frolic and bide our time
In the sunny month of July.
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