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Sarah Westcott

August

His mind is a fern today
and still some April-Mays
touch their mouths on his skin.

He goes round feeling berries
with dry fingers
and the world burns in circles.

His parents are collecting honey –
bee-wings, burrs, grains
sticking to their skins.

He wears a ridiculous buddleia gown
with heavy white sleeves,
hangs around, hard underneath.

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