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Summer sweets

By Ann Murphy Fletcher / July 28, 2000



When I speak of

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the pleasures

of biting

into fruit,

my throat

opens up.

Fields

of strawberries

brimming

with juice,

brass bowls

filled

with grapes,

plump,

fresh from vines,

plums

as purple as

violet nights.

Who can resist

the taste of

peaches,

perfectly ripe,

sweetened with

the cream of

summer light.

(c) Copyright 2000. The Christian Science Publishing Society