a blink of sunshine and out he comes
sunburned belly, shoulders, bum
he marches to the mowers thrum
it’s a british summer
ear-splitting screeches, kids at play
take your dog and get it spayed
socks and sandals every day
it’s a british summer
prayers for autumn, comes to nought
wasps drank all the booze we bought
dodging showers is a sport
it’s a british summer
spend most of it in the pub
dining on reheated grub
give those nettle stings a rub
it’s a british summer
I love the photo- love the poem. You catch all the right detail. It made me smile.
I love the line about the pub food. So true.
hehehehe . . . So evocative.