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Eleanor Rask PeachesBiting into a plump,
Succulent peach
Puncturing through the saccharine skin
With my teeth.
Breaking through to ripe flesh
Sweet juice fills my cheeks
And trickles down my chin.
Sticky fingers and sunshine
A bundle of hay suffices as a seat
Pricking me in the leg
But I am not bothered;
Nothing can bother me here.
Land stretches on for
Miles and miles.
Filled with so much life,
And wisdom.
Acres of peach groves
And blue skies.
I could stay here forever.
There is so much to tell,
But so few words
To describe
The true beauty
Of Georgia.
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[TABLE OF CONTENTS, LHS CLASS OF 2011 EDITION]
Copyright © 2002-2010 Student Publishing Program (SPP). Poetry and prose © 2002-2010 by individual authors. Reprinted with permission.
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