Such is the case:
The first flowers of autumn,
the last of summer,
are asters, golden rod, and queen anne’s lace.
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Particles of our last conversation
fuse with the droplets of mist,
and the last word you said, goodbye,
hovers below the lush hemlocks,
...
Every day we fish.
We cast our lures and our flies
into the rippling reservoir of life and wish
for a nibble.
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The brown doe for a moment
mesmerizes the boys in camouflage,
broadcasting a telepathic message:
I stand before you here,
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Aroma of fresh
ground coffee and apple pie:
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You sprinkle fresh ginger on your rice,
and spearmint enhances your tea.
Your hair is scented with plumeria leaves,
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Now, dear, let's not quarrel anymore;
in fact, love, let me pour.
This is absolutely heavenly;
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A paraquette prominent
in a gathering of cardinals.
One jade in a casket of garnets:
Last Summer Leaf
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