Summer Seasons Poems

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I love to watch you wind, 
as you sway the trees and blow
across the fields in a gentle breeze, 
but I wonder where you go.
You...

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Jenny

Soft brown eyes that looked at me;
And quiet was her room.
She nestled in the soft white sheets.
Like a baby in a womb.
Then Jenny smiled.

She lived...

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They are all around

Everywhere

BIG and TALL
short and slender
All different ShaPes and sIzeS

Always there
Everywhere

In line and r a ndo ml  y
some old and some brittle
Some...

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Evergreens? Evergreens!

In winter,
Windswept debris:
Blue bags, brown paper,
And white string.
Cling to city trees,
Evergreens?

In spring,
Buds bloom to Leaves,
Greening over,
Windswept debris:
Blue bags, brown paper, 
and white string.
Evergreens!

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Autumn begins to fall
Winter cold frozen hibernal
Spring emanate vernal
Summer equinoctial 

1/5/19
written by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019 © 
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winter time it is
feels like Indian-summer
54 degrees

cool crisp breeze sunny
warmth from God breathe luminates
January now

It’s the seventh day
Almost close to mid winter
Still January

01/07/19
Written words by...

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Already there is a glut –
apples, pears, plums, late 
bearing berries – all display 
the corruption of excess.

The white barrenness 
of winter snows will bring...

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Peaceful empty beach,
noise fades with a fall sunset;
A Summer sea quell....

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             The winter has in store a vast supply
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Land mirrors balaclavaed moon tonight, 
The dark blindfolds insects in drunken song, 
And censors bawdy bullfrogs’ ancient rite. 
Our starved eyes protest truant fireflies’ wrong,
As...

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For the longest time, I have been longing,
For your return, my dear are you lodging, 
Months and days I have been standing looking from afar...
In...

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I Speeches of Summer 

Full Moon

Crimson and tangerine sunset stirs silky sky

Summer Queen spins in the winds with her wishing wand while grooming with her...

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A hawk, moments after dawn,
circling.
Somewhere,
somewhere at the edge of near;
a somewhere known to the pessimistic
as far,
as there,
as not,
not
Here.
Not near.

Occasionally, a flashed shadow
over the sun-bleached apricot...

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Winter
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The hustling leaves of summer
are but fallen rustle-fodder.
Edges gnarled, backs snapped, sap dried,
pride crushed to dust
beneath crass, ceaseless feet.

Still I remain, wind-whipped
Stripped and flayed, ably...

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Spring, Summer and Autumn, are Her rival
but they all pale to Winter's arrival.
For She's less subtle than the other three
and shelter’s a matter of survival....

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You grieve for Autumn when colored leaves die
emotional tears almost make you cry.
For fall feels like a hole with no bottom
when colored leaves die, you...

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Autumn has arrived
Summer has gone
Time to pack away
All the summer clothes
It has turned colder
We need warmer clothes
Although the leaves changed
To many colors spread
It is a...

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