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Old works, number 1: Summer Camp

Here's a poem I wrote for a competition that I didn't win.

Summer Camp


The sun slips serenely down

As we stare at the calm lake

Miles away from nearest town.

Here’s to the moments we make.


Yet it is a fleeting thing.

This memory by water

Shall be tucked underneath wing

Or on mind’s inky blotter.


But we are here in the now

Together on this low bough


And I swear I’ll remember

Til my last dying ember.

(Prompt by a contest I can't remember, but encouraged by Emily Kleeman)

"91-365" by jeannetteyvonne



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