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Harvested- a basket of ruby jewels! Here I stand in the kitchen, a chilled mother with warm thoughts, easing tissue-thin skins from slithers of moist flesh. Birdsong. Peaceful solitude. Time unrolls its red carpet. Considerably reduced, I slip a few scarlet streaks into a bone-white bowl. A familiar voice calls me to the garden. "Tea dear!" but I hunger for something stronger. A rush of love flies like an arrow to pierce silence
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May 16, 2010
May 16, 2010 at 4:05 AM UTC
Skinning Peppers (Haibun) #
Harvested- a basket of ruby jewels! Here I stand in the kitchen, a chilled mother with warm thoughts, easing tissue-thin skins from slithers of moist flesh. Birdsong. Peaceful solitude. Time unrolls its red carpet. Considerably reduced, I slip a few scarlet streaks into a bone-white bowl. A familiar voice calls me to the garden. "Tea dear!" but I hunger for something stronger. A rush of love flies like an arrow to pierce silence
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May 16, 2010 at 4:05 AM UTC
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