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Published September 02, 2012, 12:00 AM

Poetry Corner for Sept. 2

Summer (In Minnesota)

A long cold winter, a rainy spring

Ready for what summer must bring.

Here at last with utter delight

Warm long days and starry nights.

Freshly mowed lawns fill your senses

Baby animals guarded by fences.

Bumblebees and butterflies darting around

Angleworms crawling through the ground.

Oak trees and pine, green as can be

Roses and marigolds sway like the sea.

Picnics and grilling, good food to eat

Family and friends just can’t be beat.

Laughing children swim in a stream

Rest on the banks, lay back and dream.

Enjoy it everyone, whether young or old

Before you know it, it WILL get cold.

Cindy Lyes of Cloquet


Army Worms

Dim and driven

Swinging in the breeze

Hot-footing it

across the hot pavement

Perpetually confused

Lovable in singletons

Amusing in pairs

Disgusting in hordes

Our most colorful

blue orange brown

second-class citizen

Coming soon on a store near you.

Diana Hill of Duluth

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