Summer Thrills
written by: LadyLily
@AFairymary
The first Lark sings,
a Clematis, crimson, unravels
from its florid bon-bon bud,
as lanky-stalked, lemon-yellow Lupins
stretch their spines with respect.
The meadows mimosa ocean…
Buttercups! Wave left, right,
against yarned winds.
Weeds…unwanted, sigh helplessly,
scream when uprooted, unearthed,
they shrivel. Withering matchstick men
hosting homes to crazy crawlers
and weeping to sounds of sorry crickets.
Wisteria’s crumpled trumpets fall
hopelessly gasping last notes
their purplish juice drains…
blotting patches of lush-lime lawn
to linen Lilac.
Little Daisies link tiny threads.
Citron crystal eyes beam with clarity.
JULY 2017 AUTHOR OF THE MONTH at Spillwords.com
Love writing poetry in all styles, stories and working on a novel. Subjects range widely... about life in this world and the next, the beauty of the natural world and the grip of human emotions. First volume of poems self-published on Amazon kindle. 'LadyLily's Poems, Book 1, Wonders of Nature, Life Slices, Life After Life & Netherworlds.
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