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Poetry: Heat

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  by C E Goulden

  "Synesthesia Form - Heat"

  
  
  

  Everything but, the society of this village town shone with the sun's colorless, but, pure white

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  by Katrina Ilich

  Heat.
  My short breath slashes the air
  The heat,
  slaps frozen wood on my arms.
  A wave of soft sand shudders up my legs.
  I feel

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  by Mark Jones

  TRICKLING DOWN A BALTIC VINE

  I want you
  Says this universal sigh
  To love you
  While your lips are like the skies
  Crimson sunset

  In

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  by James Mockridge.

  The Fan
  
  Prickly heat consumes my face,
  in need of manufactured breeze,
  from the fan that purpose bought,
  all too aware of

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  by Michael Bettencourt

  AUGUST

  These are the dog days:
  dry Sirius rising strikes
  lucifer in us -
  tongue becomes tinder and pyre,
  summer kilns spirit

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Poetry: Heat