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Summer Day
That weatherman said that it’d be hot He said I should stay inside The fact is, I’d rather not I want to use my bike to ride
To the field I go, nice and slow I’m not in any rush That weatherman was right—it’s really hot! I park my bike in the shade of the lot
Half drenched with sweat, and half with water The day has only begun I kick around my ball on the field By now it’s nearly one!
So I’m jugglin’ the ball and takin’ some shots A few go in, but mostly not There goes the ball I just bought Right into the parking lot
So I think to myself as I chase my ball I’m useless now, I’m like a doll Not to mention it’s getting hotter I’d better cool down…and look, there’s water.
I walk to the fountain and fill it up This fountain’s taking forever I’d rather just drink it all And escape this beating weather
Back to the shade I go and sit I sip my filled up bottle But sipping isn’t nearly enough So I put it into full throttle
Chug, chug, chug it away I chugged it all until I was gay The water spilled onto my shirt It cleans me from the sweat and dirt
The sun is setting, it’s nearly five I’ve spent the day being more than alive I need some rest, so I can play Tomorrow’ll be a brand new day
Copyright © 2002-2003 Student Publishing Program. Poetry and prose © 2003 by individual authors. Reprinted with permission. Site designed by Strong Bat Productions. |
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