A Summer Afternoon Poem by Valerie Anderson

A Summer Afternoon

Rating: 4.5


I'm laying here.
In the lush, green grass.
I am at peace, there is nothing to fear.
I am doing nothing, but sitting on my butt.

A light wind.
Brushes against my face.
It's whispering to me.
Saying words that I can't hear.

A twig snaps.
Just behind my head.
What would want to disturb me?
Lying here, peaceful and at balance?

A purring sound.
Like a buzzing and humming bee.
It's just my cat.
Climbing to lie on top of me.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ray Andrews 28 December 2005

I like peaceful poems like these. I'm also missing summer!

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Ernestine Northover 27 December 2005

There's something about those purring noises that get right to your centre. A cat is such a comfortable creature, you can only relax with them, which is great. Love Ernestine XXX

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Peter A. Crowther 27 December 2005

A nice peaceful poem of summer

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