Summertime Poems

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92. Brush—the graze of your arm
by Kea Campbell

Brush—
the graze of your arm,
with intention and love,
woven into a subtle kiss on my shoulder with every stride—
side by side.

Your smile—
how gentle!
Gleaming brighter than the sun.
Warming my heart far greater than heat on my skin in the midst of Tennessee summer.

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Whistling Wind in My Hair
by Evelyn Judy Buehler

tunefully tousling
where I go you shall follow
summertime caress

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When Harry Came Home
by Evelyn Judy Buehler

As birds do in the serenity and majesty of sunset skies,
Some lose their inherent passion to roam.
So, we danced amid candlelight and the fireflies;
We did so when Harry came home.

His European adventure at an end,
After searching, after seeking hither and yon,
World traveler with a homeward trend,
At ease with shiny wood, pastel chiffon.


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61. Trekking On
by Kea Campbell

I won't lie about the messes I've made,
And I can't help but to fiddle with love's blade.
One day I'll face my mistakes and man up my afraid,
But as for now, I'll let my summer waste away.

I won't cry because it fosters emotional haze,
And I can't hide from the fun in a game of chase.
It might not be today that I visit with my okay,
Instead, I'll keep stumbling into self-induced heartache.


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94. As Thyself
by Kea Campbell

As Thyself
The grass is getting greener, incomparable on either side. 
Observe—they're different shades, nonetheless a beautiful palette to the naked eye. 
Trees, still leafless, and allergy season has yet to arrive. 
If I could, I'd wait outside, watching springtime breathe everything back to life. 
 
We don't have to talk politics, and I've seen conflicting values break friendships. 
We don't have to talk at all; just sit here with me in the quiet. 
If you'd like to play some tunes, you can throw on the playlist we made for me and you. 
Oh how I love comfortable silence, and how I miss lakeside sunset views for two. 

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94. As Thyself
by Kea Campbell

As Thyself
The grass is getting greener, incomparable on either side. 
Observe—they're different shades, nonetheless a beautiful palette to the naked eye. 
Trees, still leafless, and allergy season has yet to arrive. 
If I could, I'd wait outside, watching springtime breathe everything back to life. 
 
We don't have to talk politics, and I've seen conflicting values break friendships. 
We don't have to talk at all; just sit here with me in the quiet. 
If you'd like to play some tunes, you can throw on the playlist we made for me and you. 
Oh how I love comfortable silence, and how I miss lakeside sunset views for two. 

......

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92. Brush—the graze of your arm
by Kea Campbell

Brush—
the graze of your arm,
with intention and love,
woven into a subtle kiss on my shoulder with every stride—
side by side.

Your smile—
how gentle!
Gleaming brighter than the sun.
Warming my heart far greater than heat on my skin in the midst of Tennessee summer.

......

Continue reading
61. Trekking On
by Kea Campbell

I won't lie about the messes I've made,
And I can't help but to fiddle with love's blade.
One day I'll face my mistakes and man up my afraid,
But as for now, I'll let my summer waste away.

I won't cry because it fosters emotional haze,
And I can't hide from the fun in a game of chase.
It might not be today that I visit with my okay,
Instead, I'll keep stumbling into self-induced heartache.


......

Continue reading
Whistling Wind in My Hair
by Evelyn Judy Buehler

tunefully tousling
where I go you shall follow
summertime caress

Continue reading
When Harry Came Home
by Evelyn Judy Buehler

As birds do in the serenity and majesty of sunset skies,
Some lose their inherent passion to roam.
So, we danced amid candlelight and the fireflies;
We did so when Harry came home.

His European adventure at an end,
After searching, after seeking hither and yon,
World traveler with a homeward trend,
At ease with shiny wood, pastel chiffon.


......

Continue reading
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