Find me a poem: Cusp, by Kim Shuck
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| Post date: 2022-09-27 15:02:32 |
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My friend sent me a voice memo of a poem she liked: Cusp, by Kim Shuck. But she can't find the text and it was in a church bulletin, so she doesn't know what book or magazine it was published in. Please help me find this poem in print!
The text as best as I can transcribe from the voice recording, without the author's line breaks or punctuation:
Morning star
the redwood has caught her
for the moment, this
ancestor net, this
old game on the cusp of a day
that I know will be hot, will
bake the tiny tomatoes on the vine
and set the lavender and rosemary scent free
ripples of early autumn that break out
in orange butterflies |
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