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American Poetry Review, The, Nov/Dec 2004 by Ashbery, John
Sulfurous, Mrs. Hanratty's apron floats
above the sunset, auguring extreme cold.
The guests'advantage doesn't undermine
their green goalie days.
Wind-driven pea-shoots strew the skies.
All is tremor, modesty, a waiting to be told.
Several speakers impugn at once
the veracity of a late brook in August,
and all it would have meant on the same day
in another year. By now, runners will have reached
the northern border, plunged fingertips
in the flame. And, yes,
this is one of those times.
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