The silvery moon shines overhead
while I lie in my hammock,
the sticky heat of the day just now abating.
The frogs sing from the quicksilver pond
while a spring gurgles in harmony.
My eyes droop.
Fireflies blink in and out of existence,
silent conductors of their own symphonies.
The stars are coming out.
Crickets hum quietly and cicadas add their tune,
forever blending into the night.
My head feels heavy.
The magnolia leaves rustle
as a soft breeze stirs,
a heralding of dusk.
My eyes close.
The hammock sways in time
to the music of the southern night.













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