Like a reminder of something forgotten
The sun, bright like diamonds
Covers the tree-lined streets
This summer, our summer
As we bask in the daily heat
Tanya Mills is a 50-year-old author from Ontario, Canada. Although she has been writing her whole life, her first poetry book, Unbroken, was not published until she was 45 years old. Her second book, Worthless: Poems Of Sadness and Reflection, is available at Amazon. She has also written Carter Marches In The Pride Parade and the haunting Family Scrapbook: One Family's Journey Through Time.
Don't look at me Don't break me This ghost of a person You will grow to hate me Disappear from my life Stab me with your knife And...
Great poem goes with the time of year well done :)
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