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Red Brick Wine
by Gregory Severance
encounter words psychedelia has been asleep
in books in art in the stockade at Fort Ord struggling
in museums writing with pokeberry juice on ripped pages
pluck flowers from the garden rabbit traps sand fleas
fearing opening boxes repudiate July haze
six years ago on July Fourth on a roof in Brooklyn
a smoked joint
rides in the country
courtyard fountains white ash in the grill
cigarette butts on the pavement around the table
red skin of my forearms
new tee-shirt from my mother
lake ripple sandy blanket
washlines in desert sun cast fluttering shadow
storytellers envy wisdom of experience stretching dendrites
quivering flowers in wooden boxes jut out from second floor windows
New Orleans bathed in sunlight bottle of wine
interposed twixt me and the red bricks
July 22, 1994
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