Robert Dummett
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Sugar Cane - Poem by Robert Dummett
Cane cuts across a braid of bamboo,
Blades unsheathe match no machete
Threads of sweet sap strip naked,
Tantalize taste buds in rainbow colours
Crush delight -
Mills, mold distant lands in treacle
Marbles pitch, crystal on a table
Melt with a swirl in China like a
Doting lover stuck in a world of dreams
Hoping his bed will press a special juice.
Topic(s) of this poem: art
Poems by Robert Dummett : 40 / 56
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Poem Submitted: Sunday, February 23, 2014
Poem Edited: Friday, March 21, 2014
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