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Laundry Day at Casey Farm

The wash hangs on the line
as this blustery day unfolds
in the month of May
just after the sun has risen.

As this blustery day unfolds,
a towel flies off the line
just after the sun has risen
and no one is around to catch it.

A towel flies off the line.
It is caught by the pre-dawn breeze
and no one is around to catch it
as it blows away from the fields.

It is caught by the pre-dawn breeze,
that single solitary leaf,
as it blows away from the fields
falling, falling, falling onto the towel.

A single solitary leaf
in the month of May,
falling, falling, falling onto the towel
while the wash hangs on the line.

--- By Heather Christie
Grade 8, Davisville Middle School

 



About the author, Heather Christie:
Heather Christie is a graduating 8th grader at Davisville Middle School. She loves playing her trombone. She didn't think that she enjoyed writing until she recently discovered poetry.

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