| WHEN SUMMER BROKE | |||||||||
| it was lonely underneath
an early sun, and he was gone, like an apple core thrown away. He couldn’t be hidden In that flatland the wild herbs, the seeds, like eyes, saw him, the thousand seeds. Through the short grass, in snake country, to the horizon, they waited. Wild flowers, the pollen, like eyes, saw him; and the morning crows overhead. |
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