Greystone Haiku
The tall grass dances
With the wind. Twisting, turning,
To the silent song
Fat bees hover near
Lazily move through the air
Please God, stay away
Clear skies and bright sun
Shine strongly up overhead
I must find shade soon
Sweat drips down my brow
Parched earth, dry dirt, like my mouth
This land is not wet
They run past, pure speed
A throng of bodies, sprinting.
Who will finish first?
This poem is about:
Me
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