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White Rabbit

White Rabbit

the moss

looks velvet

on the tree

a smudge of summer

there

where the white mushroom

opens its umbrella

to roof the rain

a lingering leaf on a limb

refuses to fall

the seasons in submission

I long for spring

the growing everywhere

in England it must be magic there

cobblestone and window-boxes

fresh berries and scones

the clatter of cups and saucers

lilly bells a-ringing

the little shop

cracked in leather

bound books

primed in proper prose

plucked in petals

lost in love

the knoll

is velvet

like the moss

a place to drift

once the cup is empty

and all the words are spent

on things that cost

the Queen

too much

in commonwealth

TL

Published inTamiko Lowery