get ready for summer
when wind blow
stirs crickets,
no one has to train them
like training the foolish
to do something foolish
isn't necessary,
no lessons to be learned
and summer all -
rushes toward us
tumbling, unfolding in leaves,
happens naturally,
the moon shines bright,
nearly white light,
behind racing clouds
over long fields, fences
lakes and lanes,
cities, rooftops
and trees in green
for miles
and kids and dirt
you need them
have to have them
and ice cream trucks
then nights bring
lonesome train whistles
fish jump
practically hanging in the air
thistles rattle
insects snicker
it’s the wind blow itself
that stirs crickets
no doubt about it.
mark that down
lest you forget,
now you know, how it go,
and it do go on
in dew
for you,
and for me, and forever
Friday, March 19, 2010
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