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Sal Vation

October sunshine late afternoon Time hasn’t fallen back yet Six orange raspberries Sweetly melted on my tongue A second harvest Missed by the catbirds Found by the ants A gallon or two of tiny red and yellow Tomatoes To be halved and drenched In dark Balsamic With perhaps a slice Of hot pepper Yellow Not the fiery red And a sip or two Of Mountain chablis Then maybe some Devonshire Or Chilton With that hard crust bread To dip in olive oil

Copyright © | Year Posted 2006




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