summer fruit (orkneyman)

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a shoreline crop of bullrushes

tall green fronds waving in the breeze

the spikes dark

like this frank on a stick

blistered and blackened


the campfire vanquishes evening chills

as fish fry

tall tales are told

and hearts fly


against the setting sun the hawk

above a ripening field

plunges

strikes

rises


supper a la carte

at God's own table


authors note: the most wonderful discovery for me this summer....that the delight I once took in telling my juvenile grandsons my stories is far out-shone in my delight in these now young men telling theirs

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