summer solstice
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Then I know the silence of the night.
My childhood was with weasels on summer nights.
Moonlight through the culvert
It’s a river gentler than a veil
Curled up on a bamboo mat that I fell asleep on as a child.
The green is algae, the red is mosquitoes.
Mulberry leaves touching silkworms during the day
Nightly Contact Gratitude
The hemp tiger gulps down the real panic of a small child.
Carrying a kerosene lamp to find the light of a firefly.
It’s getting late. The river stops flowing.
Grandfather in the rice paddies with a golden back
Tamping up a hoeful of fragrant mud
I woke up a grown man.
The asphalt is frying my paws.
A torrential downpour sends the terraces tumbling
I wiggle my tail fin more than I shave a fish’s scales.
At the end of the highway time to walk again
The secret of summer is hidden by the rocks in the gutter.
Spring plowing and sowing, mango summer and hope
Death is warm and peaceful. ! Image_63110753861837.jpg