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Peach Fizz

It starts to rain

Like the fizz has been removed

from my champagne.

A peach drips

from the tree.

Sticky sips

all over me.

But why does

a peach have fuzz?

Just an excuse

to explode its juice.

Its yellow flesh

At its peak fresh

Does the tree

whole heartedly agree

without the need to preach

when to evict the peach.

Time to say goodbye

when the twig is dry.

The hard backbone

its strange lined stone.

Nothing more to bring

as each amber flesh cling

drops to the ground.

A peach perfectly round.

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Oct 14, 2014
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