| L'été | ||||||||
| The heated season starts off slow with cocktails, and solitary rhythms, builds in beauty while her flora comes alive. The not-so-young awake, brilliant anatomy in blossom. We flop through summer paradise with cold drinks, slippery with condensation. Tan and sizzle your cozy skin bathed in sunlit Saturday afternoons. Come now, livid colored America, teach that girl to tingle! In the balmy, restless twilight, furiously twitching fans in our fingers, we watch skies filled with the rage of violent thunderstorms. Lightning shots of reprimand, heated moments and harsh rains over secret exhilaration, seem to forget ancient zeal. We fall to sleep, exhausted, red and weather-beaten in the wetted world. And in the ante meridiem meantime, the tempest moves to showers, to sprinkles, damp moths, and zephyrs. At our solar peregrination's conclusion, the dew collects on the blades of grass. The fahrenheit declines in contrast with our grudging reflections and forgiveness for her recklessness as our eyes adjust to the opening of the dawn. Soon the world will turn towards the quieter dark where we'll slowly grow to miss the summer's passionate fervor. |
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| 06.03.04 | ||||||||
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