Love Poem: Young Love In Summer
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Written by: L Milton Hankins

Young Love In Summer

Weep not at the close of a summer’s dream, Nor think love will ne’er return another June Remember things are seldom as they seem. Cupid plays on the young his favorite scheme Love in winter forever sings a different tune Weep not at the close of a summer’s dream. He ne’er dips a hand twice in the same stream September bliss bleats like the mating loon, Remember things are not always as they seem. Fleeting are the loosed passions, like a meme Strongly sensed at first, then vanishing soon, Weep not at the close of a summer’s dream. Infatuation offers not what one would deem, Often making of a boy a gangly, gawking goon Remember things are not always as they seem. Lips grow cold and sparkling eyes their gleam Seen in the light of a pale, luminescent moon Weep not at the close of a summer’s dream, Remember things are seldom as they seem.
Written August 27, 2022