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Summer by Kathy Villegas

Summer

My poem — a mute soliloquy –
Transposes to air
And soars on soundless melody –
A chord — not found in harmony –
Consonant with light –
Perceives its finite transiency
Augments to flaming urgency –
Diminishes to minor key –
Then falls to darkest mode
In sudden brilliant agony


— Mom

Kathy R. Villegas

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One Response to “Summer by Kathy Villegas”

  1. Ahmad von Schlegell Says:
    March 15th, 2011 at 6:04 am

    I knew Robby very briefly at Knox college. I believe he was a TA for one of my math classes, and the guy was brilliant. As an 18 year old, I wish I had the maturity to reach out to him more. I also wish now as a physician that I could have met him, have him open up to me, and treat him with the right dose of antidepressants. I wish him peace, and am saddened to hear of his death.

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