Love Poem: Summer In Jamaica
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Written by: Gerald Legister

Summer In Jamaica

The beacons of Caribbean ray
Made sunlight spins across this hot day 
The heat arrives again between lush trees 
Shedding their plump clothes leaves.
 
With dangling fruits on the branches
Bikes dance fluently around the hills.
Up through little towns and even villages 
Part of the parishes looks like dishes.

Summer in jamaica wearing a grin 
with flashes of  torrential rain falling
Pools of water lay by the roadside 
beneath the stream, a mist strode

Humidity blots out my vision 
To the crystal crisp breaching ocean
Yellow bird in a cloud of immaculate stature 
Swirl on the lookout for higher architecture 

My pulse beat like a watch tower 
Excitement racing over into the shore
Summer in jamaica raises the temperature 
Into the high mosquito ceiling 
Oxygen tight and drowning