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Dyad
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sultry night —
the undertow
at our gold bands |
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heat wave
the taste of sweat
on her hip |
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fireworks
explode over the bed ...
parsley gone to seed |
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after our visit
in quiet, the things
I forgot to say ... |
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on tomorrow's snail
my love letter
to you |
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Dog day heat ...
the subtle breeze
of a blown kiss |
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summer heat
even here, even now
I remember you |
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the scent of rain
thoughts of him
stay with me |
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almost midnight
the cry of the duck egg seller
written into her letter |
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a young wife
washing muddy bamboo shoots,
her white fingers |
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harvest moon . . .
a mother washes
her newborn |
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twilight chill
venus moves closer
to mars |
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full morning moon —
the working girl's
gauzy blouse |
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waste bed —
among stars' tears
her nightgown |
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rising late
her footprint still
in the frost |
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dead of night
a square of moonlight
where she slept |
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autumn rain . . .
sleeping
where he slept |
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ice skating
into his hand
my whole weight |
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winter moon
only your photo
to remind me |
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deep winter
his breath
holding mine |
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after you leave
i still remain
the year grinds wheat |
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sunrise . . .
it's what her
shadow doesn't say |
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moon,
you stare at me
like i'm so pretty |
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winter moon
far away ... mute love |
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my mistake
untangling the orchard
from your hair |
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wispy clouds
not touching
as we pass |
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Idly
combing the doll's hair
brambles |
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embracing
our heartbeats,
lips part |
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jacarandas
in full bloom
your lips on my ear |
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the butterfly
on the clover-head
your lips on mine |
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Thunderstorm —
clutching my flashlight
and lover |
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breaststroking
she parts the waves
fallen blossoms |
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Credits
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sultry night — (N. S. Smith, 1:2)
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heat wave (Francis Masat, 3:3)
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fireworks (A. Callister, 1:4)
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after our visit (T. Clausen, 1:4)
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on tomorrow's snail (C. Colon, 1:4)
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Dog day heat ... (Ed Markowski, 3:3)
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summer heat (C.D. Better 1:1)
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the scent of rain (Raquel D. Bailey, 6:3)
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almost midnight (Steve Dolphy, 2:5)
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a young wife (Ikuyo Yoshimura, 3:4)
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harvest moon . . . (Robert Wilson, 5:4)
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twilight chill (Carol Raisfeld, 3:3)
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full morning moon — (David Giacalone, 5:3)
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waste bed — (M. Fantoli, 1:4)
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rising late (Ron Moss, 3:2)
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dead of night (Graham Nunn, 4:4)
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autumn rain . . . (Naia, 4:3)
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ice skating (Keiko Izawa, 3:4)
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winter moon (Clive Oseman, 3:3)
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deep winter (Raquel D. Bailey, 6:4)
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after you leave (Bret Wooldridge, 3:3)
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sunrise . . . (Robert Wilson, 5:4)
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moon, (Belle Nabor, 3:1)
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winter moon (D.M. Holmes, 1:6)
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my mistake (Andrew Riutta, 3:3)
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wispy clouds (Sandra Simpson, 6:2)
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Idly (Ian Daw, 3:3)
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embracing (Michael Garofalo, 2:3)
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jacarandas (Sandra Simpson, 6:2)
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the butterfly (Sandra Mooney-Ellerbeck, 6:3)
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Thunderstorm — (K. Kimmel, 1:3)
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breaststroking (William Higginson, 2:5)
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