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Summer Trance
by D. Wayne Dworsky
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Rated "G" by the Author.

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Summer Trance is composed of three related true haiku poems.

Summer Trance

Nature's warmed rhythm
Sharpens light of summer dawn
Beneath cirrus veil

Entranced by song birds
A July wave promises
When the fruit grows sweet

Withering in heat
August's arid winds prevail
Where bounty is spent

Touching the Sky

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Reviewed by Lois Christensen	5/22/2008

Can't wait for summer's coming, watermelon, sunshine, fresh fruit bounty, the most refreshing time of the year for me.