Ashton Howe

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Winters are long here. The road a dark gray, the maples gray, silvered with lichen, and the sun low on the horizon, white on blue; at sunset, vivid orange-red. When I shut my eyes, it vanishes. When I open my eyes, it reappears. Outside, spring rain, a pulse, a film on the window. And suddenly it is summer, all puzzling fruit and light.
Poems 1962-2012 (Los Angeles Times Book Award: Poetry)
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