SummerA Poem by LanaThere is an airiness to summer Your pressure comes down Like low-lying fog Yes, under gravity we're all pressured To run from door to door Expecting a pay check that hopefully one day turns you into a landowner And when the air gets colder And the jingles praise a bearded man much wiser Its melody rings in every store and every street corner Suddenly the lights turn on They're electric, man-made but colorful, red and green and it matches your sweater But when you feel lonely Winter makes you want to get older But summer is airy Suddenly time stands still You are floating A world of possibilities And in the horizon You see the magnificient sunset An orange color as bright as ember Glowing and shining But turning soft once it meets the optimism Of the blue sky saying goodbye to Earth And as all things change The ashes of your past rise up And float into the black night sky Reminding you of all the time You walked by the busy streets And the bankers lit up their cigs Burning their will to live for capitalism The summer changes things The crickets sing a song of glee And the stars compete with the moon Who shines the brightest over the sea? Even the sea partakes in it Only they embrace the light And tell you that you are not scared of the night You are scared of the reflection of the stars The crystals on the sea turning On and off like a switch As bright and magnificent as Marilyn Singing Happy Birthday to thee While the beach whispers Happy life Because in the middle it's difficult to celebrate And by the end we all cry
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