The Endless Summer

A Poem by saige_mitchell17

Collage Poem

Saige Mitchell

1/31/14

Collage Poem

The water so cool to the touch you feel instant relief,

Birds chirping, the sun just peaking out from the trees above.

Instant happiness.

In an effort to protect pitchers from line drives, Major League Baseball approved a padded-cap design Tuesday for optional use this season. But a pitcher whose injury helped accelerate the effort, Brandon McCarthy of the Arizona Diamondbacks, deflated much of the excitement by declaring he would not use it.

The roaring of the ocean has its own reason

It eats up of us each and every poison

The blowing of the wind is so soothing

The rain of the cloud is so refreshing.

Four wheeling the days away,

Just one of the “guys”.

Baseball games, Hunting Trips

The summer that feels like it will never end.

“I think it’s going to evolve. It’s going to take some time. It’s not overnight. It’s a lifestyle change. It looks different now. It’ll look different until it doesn't look different anymore.”

How sweet it is to quench the thirst with fresh water!

Trees tells us how to give food, shadow and shelter

How tasty the fire makes our food stuff!

Does life thrive if the nature is not good enough?