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- absence of light
through august
gentle rain, hardly more than mist
but it may be enough to give hope
that the far-flung
rhodies will make it through august
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settling into summer
chill mornings settling into season
with heat building through the day
grass a brittle gray-green and sprouting
fine seed to contribute to the pollen-laden air
without rain, even these few days,
earth responds to the brutality
of summer