My eyes perceive the sun and all its ways
a sonnet to a summer in Paris
By E.K. DanielsPublished 5 years ago • 1 min read

Photo by Maria Orlova on Pexels
My eyes perceive the sun and all its ways,
Her curves a sinuous path in the sky.
Revellers gather on the longest day,
Streets hold time in their cobble, youth belied.
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Herbed beurre holds soft flesh, curved shells tell time's tale,
As chilled bubbles rise and beg in the glass,
Redolent canard á l'orange inhale,
Rues rue days not cherished in Montparnasse.
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Sun sets, strawberry moon in solstice clouds,
When beats besiege the chest, awaken fire,
Two lovers meet to crop the land unploughed,
Zeus' Erato holds steady with her lyre.
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My eyes perceive the moon, its shadows cast,
Bequeath the tides and rhythms, seasons passed.
About the Creator
E.K. Daniels
Writer, watercolorist, and regular at the restaurant at the end of the universe. Twitter @inkladen



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