Citrine bits scatter sown over
The lake’s memory of black quartz
Drift like golden light-filled
dories.
So the sowing goes all day
Across the broad field of the water,
Off and on, in gusts of
well-populated wind.
But sometimes in an artful dropping,
One by one, each leaf settling on
its twin
Until the maples lose all their
inhibitions.
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