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Summer
by Brian Dickenson (Age: 73)
copyright 07-16-2005


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Swallows swooping
On fleeing flies,
It’s summer.


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07-17-2005 Roger Crique    

I usually do not like haiku poems, because of their limitations. You have managed, within those limitations, to portray vividly, both the beauty and the annoyance of summer.
07-16-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

This poem is for the birds...and the poor flies, some won't have to bear the heat much longer. I wonder if the birds like their food heated? Almost as good as my picture! Anthony
07-16-2005 David Pekrul    

Mosquitoes sucking,
Black Flies biting,
It's a bummer.

Sorry, Brian, I couldn't resist this.
I really do like your description of summer, it's much better than mine.
07-16-2005 Paul Kangas    

Very short but good use of words to describe the season as it is n now, summer. Keep up the great work!!
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