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364 days 23 1/2 hours of summer

by Johnny Crimson

Herman Illwane
liked Gilbert Deathscuse,
for being last laughed
into his refuge
of cedar closets
with vinyl doors,
and plaster flakes
he just adored.

The evenings came
the summer went
a skipping off
the path again.
For is this mind
and that girl I chat,
something I should
be laughing at,
or is it merely
something more,
a season we just
cannot ignore?

Whatever muse
the winter brought
will surely rot
in a snowcave vault,
or cavern creek
or frozen damn,
just keep my wife
in the summer's tan.

Just keep my wife
in the summer's tan.

12/19/2013

Posted on 12/19/2013
Copyright © 2024 Johnny Crimson

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Steve Michaels on 12/22/13 at 02:30 AM

Yeah, cause when she loses that tan all bets are off! Great stuff Johnny!

Posted by Quentin S Clingerman on 01/07/14 at 05:16 PM

Tongue in cheek (I hope)look at the desire for summer all year long. (There are tanning salons. lol)

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