Placid light drones bright,
Day and night with all its might.
The blight string me a kite
To slight my fighting rights.
The clock tick end
To begin again
The thin spin
Of faded grin.
The door pours
The sun more
Toward the desk gore
That 'morrow implores.
I was suddenly transformed
By the warm storm
As daylight's reform
Performed a stiff backed deform.
The bile left my smile
A while while my style
Reviled the chair shaped nile
Of my spine's fertile.
Outside is alive
And my stride strived
To jive chive's flavors
And revive my surviving soul.
Thanks to Amy for this saturday's inspiration of "Anywhere Outdoors."
Love the poem! Great job!
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