summer lemon

summer lemon

A Poem by moon

lemons sting in the summertime
my lover comes to me
i take a seat amongst the sand
drink sap alongside he

my hair is damp the air is cold
my fingers are all pruned
i have my new red ukulele
the strings are ripely tuned

i strum a chord and look to him
he smiles finely 'mused
i take a sip of lemonade
thank god for lemons used 

my book is wet my hairs now dry 
the ocean waves to me
i press my lips and open up
i sing to serenade he

our love is fond for its newfound
the world has not gotten to us
i see no reason for bitter heart
in the sun there is no fuss 

© 2017 moon


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