Eight Modest Jottings
1
I drain the mug
as if it held
all Grace, all Joy.
2
Orioles gather,
plotting autumn.
3
Women walk around Harvard
in open-toed shoes,
each toe with its own Ph.D.
4
Green leaf-rustle.
Do they hear it, can they,
the politicians?
5
These round flowers
bloat and flare and burst,
mute fireworks.
6
Slowliest, days shorten.
September, be quick!
7
Sun's brute blaze.
I'm not fond of you,
schoolyard bully.
8
Mill-town Basho,
wine-mellow, Zen-sozzled,
see you on the road.
Poetry by Uncle Meridian

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Written on 2023-07-04 at 10:25




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