Heatwave Poem by James Smith

Heatwave

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When idleness becomes a necessity and sloth a way of moving,
Then the heatwave has crashed unwanted on our fragile shore.
To remind us of our humble position
Just the right miles from the sun
Not too near
Not too far
Just right
Just.

In the endless time of unfilled days
Newly aware of each respiration
We await another prickled night
Of sweat and thought
And trust we are still
Not too near
Not too far
Just right.
Just!

Saturday, October 31, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: natural hazard
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Barry Middleton 31 January 2016

Wow! How I hope I am not to near, not to far but Goldilocks just right.

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Simone Inez Harriman 08 November 2015

Harrison your pen is just right for the senses. Your poem is superb.

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James Smith

James Smith

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