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Created on: July 31, 2009
Those hot summer nights on the front porch swing.
The frogs crooking down by the lake.
The fireflies lighting up the hot summer sky.
The gentle breeze blowing through my long, red hair.
The sweet smell of honeysuckle fills the night air.
The memories of past summers running through my mind.
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Poetry: Summer nights
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And years slip by too fast,
I shake the autumn from my hair
And dream of
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spreads itself across the earth at the end
Come walk with me this magic night
Let a golden moon light our way
As cicada chirps count our steps
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Summer nights are listening to frogs sing by the pond.
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Summer nights.
Sitting in the porch swing,
With you close by my side,
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