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Poetry of Issue #3 Page 17 | ||
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THE GARDEN IN EXTREMIS Sheltered behind a high stone wall from the noise of the highway's raucous path, even from the sight pollution of the hideous terrain, the fantasy of bucolic purity might be preserved. Here in this moist and leafy grove, down narrow paths, woodland flowers thrive in the tenuous urban cocoon. The ugly, darkened, contaminated streets are negated in this compacted idyll so that the urban carcinoma is obviated in this bubble of earthly delight. Arnold Skemer | ||