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Summer Girls

When the summer girls come out

they come out like a cloud burst

like an evolution of flowers has

inherited the Earth

the summer girls have

discarded their gray pajamas

and opted for

mountains of butterflies

they smile

like a million fields of poppies

freshly erupted into flame-colored blooms

When the summer girls come out

they wear their pain

wrapped around their wrists

they whisper the songs

of evolution

to wake the catacomb sleepers

they pour their seeping cups

of honeydew wine

over their bold faces

catching into their flawless tresses

as they dance upon the rays of the sun

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