Summer's Chores Poem by Billy Loving

Summer's Chores



Boiling hot son beating down
As a solitary droplet splatters on the ground
Clothes soaked with sweat
Day's chores not finished yet
Gardening, time to hoe
Already fed the livestock down below
Chilled water in the creek, a brief reprieve
My overheated body, it does relieve
Just a momentary respite
To soon will come the night
Grass starting to get tall
Unending cycle until summer becomes fall
Deciding tomorrow I'll mow
As back to work I go
Sun slowly fading away
I squeeze the last minute out of the day
Work day finally done
Unfortunately the night has won
Just another summer for me
In these woods, feeling so free

Wednesday, June 22, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: summer time
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