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- absence of light
waning harvest moon
even as she begins to wane from full
harvest moon sheds glow brighter
than cool over the lawn
as though first winter snow had spread
a patchwork quilt of and dark
reflected moonlight and shadow
as she filters her gift through naked
and still-leafed branches
fat colors
something more than the pale purple
dense cloudy sky
something about the color of earth
objects themselves
trees, grass—fattened
thicker as though osmosis
had already taken on water
and changed their reflective surface
even before the clouds had dropped
their rain