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Whit Howland
Poems
Jun 2019
Walking Taormina
What seemed like
a long ride of
growling diesel
on a slash of road
up an
unforgiving cliff
dissipated
once we gleaned
that ours
was not to battle
but rather
refer the case
to a higher court
and now up here
in Taormina
the sky is clearly blue
the air so sweet and light
streets are ruled with beyond
what we thought was gold
they're platinum
and the Cannolis
are to die for
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