August

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Scorchy July is now behind us
Summer is halfway through
Open your mind to August

Shadows become a bit more robust
The days have an angled cast
William Faulkner wrote The Light in August

Legend says people feel more lust
In April many babies are born
Something in the air in August

It’s a time when people can combust
Watch Pacino in Dog Day Afternoon
It takes place in the heat of August

If you’re experiencing mental rust
It’s not a good month for the blues
Read Judith Rossner’s novel August

The Perseid meteor shower is a must
Crossing the heavens but once a year
Peak viewing on the twelfth of August

The meaning of words often adjust
Marked by majestic dignity or grandeur
Is the definition of small ‘a’ august

You might wonder what’s all the fuss
We’re simply flipping the calendar again
It’s not my favorite but it’s still a month
The thirty-one days of August

By David Klein

David Klein

Published novelist, creative writer, journalist, avid reader, discriminating screen watcher.

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