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another perfect day
Contributed by
gmcse8
on
Sunday, 15th February 2009 @ 05:50:58 PM in AEST
Topic:
happypoetry
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What’s not to like for a country boy on a summer’s day.
8 years old and master of all he can survey.
Strolling, looking for adventure down a country lane,
surrounded by waving golden wheat on broad Kansas plain.
He meandering across the rolling prairie goes.
thru ruts with soft pools of dust, that geyser between bare toes.
Shoeless, shirtless, tasseled hair burned blonde by the sun,
looking for some cottonwood shade, and a rill meant for fun.
Bare feet in the cool water listening to the buzz of dragon flies.
Sitting in dappled light searching the shallow stream for a prize.
Vast stretches of golden sunflowers, their faces following the sun,
provide a golden road of flowers for a small boy to run.
Lightning bugs light the eve, their glow showing a tired way home,
Prairie night lulls a boy to sleep, dreaming of other fields to roam.
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gmcse8
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2009-02-15 17:50:58] (Date/Time posted on
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Re: another perfect day
(User Rating: 1 ) by elle on
Sunday, 15th February 2009 @ 07:34:16 PM AEST (User
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I didn't catch the first but. . . this is a touching reminder of what simple pleasures life really
has to offer, as seen through the eyes of a young boy. I love it. peace. elle |
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Re: another perfect day
(User Rating: 1 ) by Former_Member on
Monday, 16th February 2009 @ 05:48:54 PM AEST (User
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this cunjures up visions of the real america. the wild freedom, the haunting prairies, a willingness to explore. you took me there this this poem, superb work.
-phil |
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