Martin
London





In a cold light we
Clunkered uphill
Spilling each basket
Of newborn raisins

We paused. Then drew
Tasting an explosion
Of sunlight on the tongue

Smell it
Twist it
Shake it
Spit it
Empty it
Shine it

Look in at it:
A sphere translucent
Of flotsam floating

Now still;
Now spinning;
A motion receding
Of summer encaged.





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