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Whit Howland
Poems
Aug 2017
Postcard of Malta
Malta
I've seen you
only in sepia tones
on a cardboard postcard
you're a little turquoise bay
rimmed with toy houses
and piers with matchstick boats
that dangle on strings
as they rise and fall
with the tide
Malta
we've never met
but I feel
we're kissing cousins
and like Saucelito
I'll dig you
and I'll envelope myself
in your streets your cafes
your denizens
and though I may
never know you
I feel I finally understand
what true love is
as I continue to mold you
like you are rich
river bottom clay
Β Β Whit Howland Β© 2017
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