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The Hose

Thinking about W.C. Williams' Wheelbarrow

 

Unlike the hose
unrolled

and uncoiled
on grass,

any snake,
so nakedly exposed,

would have a nose
of brass. 

NatureSuzi PeelJune 7, 2014
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