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Y5 Summer Term. Writing Words (WW). Lessons 7
A Hot Day
Cottonwool clouds loiter.
A lawnmower, very far,
Birrs. Then a bee comes
To a crimson rose and softly
Deftly and fatly crams
A velvet body in.
A tree, June-lazy, makes
A tent of dim green light.
Sunlight weaves in the leaves,
Honey-light laced with leaf-light,
Green interleaved with gold.
Sunlight gathers its rays
In sheaves, which the wind unweaves
And then reweaves--the wind
That puffs a smell of grass
Through the heat-heavy, trembling
Summer pool of air.
A.S.J. Tessimond
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