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Amid curled leaves and green,
Globes that have glow and sheen!
Fruit most aerial,
Fruit rose-flushed and pale!
But molded on a stone—
It weights the bodies down
Where their bright flesh corrupts
Sooner than crabbèd fruits.
Peach! Most flower-like fruit!
Two seasons in one growth—
Autumn's glow and sheen
Amid the summer's green!
Member poem of the day
boot not so suburb (superb)
Prone to bloviation pure and simple
rides on figurative high horse,
which doubles ...
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