Wild Grass In May

There is a yellow in the green

Turned summer from cautious spring

The spiders and horseflies take hold

from lavender rose butterfly wings



A shriveling fever fills every nook

A desolate valley from a babbling brook

The heat settles in from the western stronghold,

the shallow, cool breeze long overtook



What yesterday faintly bloomed now bursts forth in madness

A nights rest has dried this vast plane of wild grasses

I sit on the porch watching changes, dynamic and bold

The air reeks of regret and once promised chances.

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