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Oct 2016
One Night, Late Summer

The Harvest Moon presides
but won’t presume a pledge
despite imploring wood smoke
in spite of homing embers
rising to swarm a Janus face
waxing luminous as a loupe of cream
a weather eye on waning yet to come
willing to look the other way
while I haul on this lasso
your upturned eyes
enameled in buttery gleam.
Dave Hardin
Written by
Dave Hardin  Michigan
(Michigan)   
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