Last Summer Poem by Aria Siren

Last Summer



it was a lightning bug summer
we danced in blackberry water that mirrored the stars
spanish moss leaping with the breeze
jagged lighting piercing the sky with fleeting scars

it was a sunset season
the golden torch bleeding into the sky
setting my whole world afire
melting your brown stare into gold copper eyes
it was a firework frenzy
blue and red sizzling through my veins
it was a furrowed brow of a night
the morning weeping with quiet rains

it was another lovestruck august
after another doubtful july
my sleep heavy with honey dipped dreams
the moon bigger with every balmy sigh

it was the summer of me
left to taste the season's syrupy lust
it was the summer of teased affections
chasing hope's breath on a wind with every surging gust

it was a loss of innocence
as out of a skin of naivety i climbed
the last glimpse of life through a child's eyes
it was the first summer
it was the last time

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Søren Valentine 23 August 2012

I really like this poem, despite my former comments on it. I especially love the line We danced in blackberry water that mirrored the stars. Excellent imagery. It really appeals to me, I love how you used blackberry to describe dark waters, or at least 'tis what I gathered from it. I also enjoyed the morning weeping with quiet rains. It is truly amazing what words can do to us. To me it portrays a grey misty beautiful morning, one that appeals to my somber personality. I love it! Great job, you are truly and excellent poet! Keep it up.

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Alla Simone 13 August 2012

Well there you go- other writers are coveting your genius! I'm in love with this piece. Excellent metaphors create beautiful imagery. Nice work.

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Tiger Lily Love 12 August 2012

Wow...I just got chills after reading that! Your such a good writer! My hands down favorite line: it was another lovestruck august after another doubtful july my sleep heavy with honey dipped dreams the moon bigger with every balmy sigh keep up the good work! I really wish I had written this!

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