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Understand: A Title Within The Poem And At The End
Watermelon breath.
Lake-wet hair, canoeing. Stars,
Moon, marshmallow roasts.
Pizza, pool grass.
Sunflowers, dandelions,
Sun-scent skin, smiles.
Four leaf clovers, no
school, bare feet, freedom. Garden.
Jubilant hand-stands.
SUMMER
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Gracias, harrypotterlover :)
Why do you particularly appreciate the title?
Not really :/ I'm working on tons of stuff, though, if you know what I mean ;)
Mostly I just post new poems and stuff on my blog.
Haha, thanks XD
I can't see either of the comments you speak of, I wonder if they got labeled as spam?... Nope, I guess they just didn't post or something.
It's so great to have you back, Aderes :)
I'm very glad you like my poem, hantale, Adear ;)
Thanks :)
Wow . . . really good! I love the imagery. But I agree with leafy on the fact that the flow could be better. Just the "no" at the end of the first line in the last set is a bit abrupt, but I know haikus are hard. Overall, great job!
4/5
Thanks :)
Always glad to make someone smile :)
Thanks for all of your lovely comments!
Great description of summer in a cutesy way that made me smile :)
5/5
I had hoped that I could do italics in the poem, to show the title, but I guess capitals will have to do.
(Dragonflies and Damselflies are awesome.)