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Late Summer

Our fathers have returned to the earth, &

our mothers sob by their headstones, wailing,

"So you couldn't stand me any longer?"

 

            .... ....

 

The red lamps glow

in warm weather;

it is festival season.

 

Beneath the cedar

you and I talk of

friends who've

left for the academy.

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