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Katie Nordt LaRosa, 2010 vii in the riprap cold saplings burning red I don’t recall now where I saw some red-leaved saplings growing in a bank of riprap. I believe it was near the sea or by the Chesapeake. I didn’t convey clearly to Katie what I saw. She has depicted little flames sprouting from gray rocks—life burning as the season of dormancy approaches. The fire will be back in the spring, with the blood red of new growth. ***** parting from friends-- yellow and brown the falling leaves raking leaves-- the white-throated sparrow is singing for us raking leaves-- at last we can see the robin's nest wanting for nothing I float on the river an empty leaf November-- the last ripe tomato hiding in the weeds Posted 4 November 2024
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