It’s almost the middle of September. Summer is ending and fall is beginning. I love the fall, the cooler temperatures, the pumpkin spice everything, apples, sweaters, and all the fall holidays. But I am not ready for all of that yet. I want to linger a little longer to my summer vacation traveling with my husband and not keeping to any schedule. This weekend we had classic summer thunderstorms that blew the yellow leaves of the trees and created rivers from tiny streams. The power of nature is breathtaking and awesome. It reminds me of how small we truly are.
Summer Storm We lie back to back as rain rolls in with heavy heart-beats. I lie and listen, thunder rumbling in the distance. I absorb like dry earth what is cast down. But soon find I am brimful. Suddenly, the room is illuminated. Lightning cracks, Splits the sky.
Good-bye summer days. I will await your return. Until then, I will run headlong into fall and winter and spring eager to find what the months ahead hold for me. I hope, dear readers, that you find many moments of joy in the coming seasons whatever the weather.

You described rolling thunderstorms perfectly in your poem. And I will look for those moments of joy special to each season. Thank you for great imagery. 🙂
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Your description of the back to back to back storms that have rolled through the Northeast this summer surely is accurate, Yesterday, I was caught in a downpour that over-flooded drainage areas and led to flooding in 5 minutes. I did smile thinking, thankfully, that it is still summer!
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Summer is fleeting. While I detest the high temps, I love the slower pace. (I detest the early-morning wakeups of the school year. Nowadays, sleeping to 7 is a luxury.)
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There’s nothing like a good storm to bring the hygge feels of comfort that can only be known against the raging storm.
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