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Twenty-seventh Saturday, from the Mongolian Gobi, two weeks and two days late
On rocky hillside
Purple mint blooms, crouches down,
Out of constant wind.
Sun low, shadows sharp.
On square rock, west's black, east's white,
North and south, pale gray.
Yellow, ochre, green:
Desert's blanketed in grass.
Last winter was hard.
Purple mint blooms, crouches down,
Out of constant wind.
Sun low, shadows sharp.
On square rock, west's black, east's white,
North and south, pale gray.
Yellow, ochre, green:
Desert's blanketed in grass.
Last winter was hard.
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