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Saturday Sounds like the pattering Of bare feet On a dusty concrete yard, Smells of chimney smoke And jagged coal heath, Sheep-scent and Wiry wool on a barbed fence, Saturday Is a jangly guitar In a rickety truck On a gravel road, With a gravel voice Rough as grit, Deep as the caverns Between the peaks, Saturday Is sunlight on an enamel *** A tin kettle And its blood metal tea, It is blackberry-bitten legs and iodine streams, A canopy of heady bracken Below penny-marked trees, Then Sunday, Slantwise Against the setting sun Away again.
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Jan 12, 2018
Jan 12, 2018 at 6:09 PM UTC
Saturday
Saturday Sounds like the pattering Of bare feet On a dusty concrete yard, Smells of chimney smoke And jagged coal heath, Sheep-scent and Wiry wool on a barbed fence, Saturday Is a jangly guitar In a rickety truck On a gravel road, With a gravel voice Rough as grit, Deep as the caverns Between the peaks, Saturday Is sunlight on an enamel *** A tin kettle And its blood metal tea, It is blackberry-bitten legs and iodine streams, A canopy of heady bracken Below penny-marked trees, Then Sunday, Slantwise Against the setting sun Away again.
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Jan 12, 2018
Jan 12, 2018 at 6:09 PM UTC
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