A poem by Isabelle Sorrells
We frolicked through the soft grass,
Breeze breathing through our clothes –
The sky drifting slowly overhead.
The shadows of clouds brushed over the hills
And we chased them down
And out ran them –
As if we would lose the day if we didn’t.
As if summer itself was at stake.
It was a race we wouldn’t let ourselves lose.
I love this! I could clearly visualize everything.
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Thank you so much! I’m so glad you could! I must be doing something right.
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