Dancing summer breeze
Hurricane for bees
A spitting rain
Brings the pain
No risky flood
But sticky blood
A queenless hive
Trying to survive
Hurricane for bees
Dancing summer breeze
Author: Weston
183
A ripened blood moon
Tasty after a story
Of ghosts, ghouls, and death
182
Eyes freshly open
To a world of restrictions
Only imagined
181
Swim along the dew
Ride atop the gentle breeze
Or sit and witness
Found
Morning dew
Condensation
Flesh wet
In the grass
Vacuous home
180
Fill another glass
The bartender says something
Down another glass
179
Too often I find
I dearly miss the people
That I never had
178
It’s on the counter
In the toilet and my clothes
Bleach is in the air
177
Today, my heart tried
To do a small somersault
But I choked on it
176
Gripped in steel and ice
A resigned heart beats slowly
For the time being

