HEAT

by: Hilda Doolittle (1886-1961)

      WIND, rend open the heat,
      cut apart the heat,
      rend it to tatters.
       
      Fruit cannot drop
      through this thick air--
      fruit cannot fall into heat
      that presses up and blunts
      the points of pears
      and rounds the grapes.
       
      Cut the heat--
      plough through it,
      turning it on either side
      of your path.

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