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Frozen Yogurt In the Sun

Pomegranate frozen yogurt

and a metal chair

outside alderwood mall

alone

 

wonderful combination-

in midsummer,

not in mid-autumn

 

But-

watching frozen people walk by

to smooth jazz

(coming from one of these stores-

Godiva? Panera bread?)

under cold blue skies

frozen sunlight

and the memory

of their own breath's fleeing warmth-

is relaxing

 

 

 

©Brandon Webb

2012

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