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*Clouds spit out water like

Pomegranate seeds,

Heavy droplets splashing

On the silvery jasmine;

 

The adolescent moon

Sighs alone, dreaming

Of the flush of heat she feels

At the sun’s arrival.*

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Jun 18, 2015
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