Poem 13

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A Summer Day


Azure sky,

emerald grass,

fuchsia flowers.


Baby giggling,

mother running.


Rumbling of four thousand pounds,

honking horn,

screeching tires.


Wails of grief.


Sea of ebony and pearls,

the word 'Angel' became 

despised

a beautiful name

now knows hatred and sorrow. 


Tiny box 

into the ground 

lowered.


No more giggling.

Only Sobs.




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Hi Y'all!

Hope you like my new poem.

~ B. Whetstone

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