Jamaica Shore

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Pines hold up shafts of pebbles,

Spider cones which shake and

Coil in the wind with sparrows.

Bushes sway from trumpet flowers,

Their branches scaly, slender, and white,

While a glossy holly - wielding deep

Green leaves - sulks in the shade, its

Delicate teeth pointed with sun.

The sky is imprinted by a face

Rounder than the moon,

And pattering rain has left

Dimples in the wet shore,

Marring an uncertain land of reeds.

The promise of summer comes

With the hot prospect of happiness,

But bitter boredom is sure to follow.

And heat. The sand burns.

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