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The other marjoram and the clothes Are chimes inverted for her story, What if we had chives, asparagus? And what, asparagus, if we had chives? Why did all that rain fall All day in the grounds And on the bird feeders, And through the clearing? The neatest patrons are back, Their statue tortured by your autumn sweater. Then there is the storm of receipts. The salad bowel needs sanding, but not this Fall. Scatter the remaining marjoram like dust. Sweet peas from melancholy gardens Sautéed over her faux tofu. Fruit flies like a banana.
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Jan 27, 2016
Jan 27, 2016 at 11:36 PM UTC
Autumn Menu
The other marjoram and the clothes Are chimes inverted for her story, What if we had chives, asparagus? And what, asparagus, if we had chives? Why did all that rain fall All day in the grounds And on the bird feeders, And through the clearing? The neatest patrons are back, Their statue tortured by your autumn sweater. Then there is the storm of receipts. The salad bowel needs sanding, but not this Fall. Scatter the remaining marjoram like dust. Sweet peas from melancholy gardens Sautéed over her faux tofu. Fruit flies like a banana.
Parody, after Ashbery’s “Album Leaf,” from Some Trees
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Jan 27, 2016
Jan 27, 2016 at 11:36 PM UTC
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