Summer by Adel J. Cardor

                                     Oh summer, how I love your warm enclosure  How sad I will be when it is over  Seeing kids playing  Your days are never-ending....  Life without you would be such bore  In a classroom with your feet still, on the floor  I go to bed happy as can be  Another fun day tomorrow is guaranteed   

Night conversations

Roused from my tranquil at night

Indeed a witching hour

We need to talk she says

Where are we heading

To dreamland I mumbled, duh! my view


How long now?

Why the delay?

The inescapable, why prolong it?

Today or tomorrow, no difference she sees


Educate me she entreats

Tongue-tied I seem

Thoughts swirling

Choice of words testing


Mum's the word and mute is the order

"Omerta" the mandate as sign language bereft 

Sleep deprivation in mind, as the short arm, several full circles it executes

A night lost as the barrage of questions continue

Focus redirected


Striving and scrambling for the right note and tone

Gingerly walking on eggs

Tiptoeing maybe

I found them at last

In humor of sort


A peace brokered at last for now

Conflict avoided

Unsettling peace pact agreed, alas at the break of dawn

Until the next time, when tempers rage for a temporary truce


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