Summer Night Poem by Natasha Dowdy
Summer Night
The dark ashes rise into the vast unknown
as the last embers fade.
The cool night air flows deep as I inhale.
Crickets sing their lullabies, while the wind whisks away my thoughts.
The once empty sky is filled with bright freckles, as the moon reaches her peak.
I breath in the crispness of summer, then melt into the night.
Thursday, March 13, 2008
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