At the Core

In the hot spring,
when the sap rises
to make blooms open
their golden thighs
for the dry juice of 
pollen carried on the 
tongues of birds and 
bees, I sometimes go 
out to our secret garden 
and sit naked in this 
white lawn chair
to drink my coffee so
I can hear life throb
deep in the red core 
of the earth.

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Vol Lindsey
8/23/2008
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