In the sticky,
hot
mid-August air
of May,
On the backroads
that silently
wind
over the green
hills
and past
the sno-cone
stands
on the way
from Washington,
D.C.
to Baltimore,
A scent hangs
on the humidity;
It comes
from the
pastures
on which nothing
grazes,
up over the
trees
that shade
the small roads
and their sharp
curves,
and sticks to
the cars
along with the
yellow
dusting of
pollen;
A mixture
of youth and
home
of honeysuckle
and green onions
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