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  Jun 2014 Alice Walt Meterson
Liz
The braches of the faint oak were bewitched to a dark gold under
the orange, thick silk sunset. 
The wood, as the sun lowered, changed from apple green
to golden billow
which swept foamy,
rose clouds along a now cucumber, blurry horizon.
Plump plums and fruit rinds
litter ripe walkways alongside the flower beds who's tickled buds
are closing slightly as the fickle sky, gone nine, turns to a majestic
Indian blue and the June monastery's milky swirls are lit by the sugar lump stars.
Just love writing about trees and sunsets!
I soaked my hair in your rib cage
but you didn't say a word
alas, seize the lovers that fades in blue
I sip a cup tea---
in this garden of green and white roses
in this garden of wounded swan on blue watery lake.
I sip a cup of tea, and sing.
Blue ribbon
scrapped knees
lingering in wonderland
isn't that crazy?
I'm not Alice.
Not Alice.
This is just a dream.

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