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Poetry Break July/August 1992
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CRYSTALLINE
JEWEL
Mother catches snowflakes On cold black velvet. Suspended there, she says of one: "See how bright! How pretty!" Her face alight like a star. And there, shimmering, A white heart in a great black void, A small crystalline jewel With perfect form and cool complexion Winks up at us, Until it melts into the night And our smiles are gone. |
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