How Summer Senses Like

Fleeting scent of everlost dawn
Night fading in a sweet nightingale’s song
Never written story leading me home

Sundown above the fresh-mown grass
Dreams holding on a magic of close winter white
Fields in dark chambers, mirror of fallen stars
Make a wish upon still frozen time

Rainbow across the stream, sundown sight
Dear dream about far northern lights
Whispering sea reflecting in midnight eyes

Sundown above the fresh-mown grass
Dreams holding on a magic of close winter white
Fields in dark chambers, mirror of fallen stars
Make a wish upon still frozen time

Morning whispers with leaves
Green withers on trees
Waves calling to fly over the sea
Where heart meant to be
A wish of a child, dreamy-eyed fantasy
Dear song that nightingale sings
Lost home of a lonely wanderer

Sundown above the fresh-mown grass
Dreams holding on a magic of close winter white
Fields in dark chambers, mirror of fallen stars
Make a wish upon still frozen time

Sundown above fresh-mown grass
Dreams holding on a magic of close winter white
Fields in dark chambers, mirror of fallen stars
That is how summer senses like

Withering dream above the fading home
A fantasy, a hoping memory
A child’s heart believing a world you wrote it to be

Published by Linlin

Editor, poet, translator

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