The Pot Of Flowers
William Carlos Williams
Pink confused with white flowers and flowers reversed take and spill the shaded flame darting it back into the lamp’s horn petals aslant darkened with mauve red where in whorls petal lays its glow upon petal round flamegreen throats petals radiant with transpiercing light contending above the leaves reaching up their modest green from the pot’s rim and there, wholly dark, the pot gay with rough moss.
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