This evening the sun is a river
glazing
the surfaces of my kitchen.
I eat a summer supper
in the company
of bees
feasting on
lavender,
my feet resting
on hot patio
stone.
I keep my sunglasses on
to fight laser brightness
pouring through
the clear roof
while I wash
plates
and a glass
in hot suds.
Now the perfume of night garden -
fresh earth and grass,
honeysuckle and
jasmime
is piercing through open blinds
into the hot stillness of
my bedroom.
And it hurts me
knowing
this is my last summer here.
Leaving behind the bees
and
all the memories
of our love
sunk into the
hot brick
of the
garden walls.
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