
I’m not into summer;
I rather spring linger,
When all flowers bloom
With kisses from dews
and so as the shrooms.
I’m not into summer;
I rather spring linger,
When grasses are groomed
Those tiny greens
On which feet are o’er the moon.
I’m not into summer;
I rather spring linger,
When nature dispense its perfume
And time’s up
for snow and gloom.
I’m not into summer;
I rather spring linger,
For the thought of an old love brings gloom
Though in sad face,
I pray for healing to come soon.
If Kitty won’t love me enough;
If he won’t hold the fort enough—
Perhaps summer should be in the freezer,
To make spring linger,
And hope hold the scepter a little bit longer.
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