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The Tomato

  • R.H. Nicholson
  • Oct 6
  • 1 min read

by R.H. Nicholson



Juice bursts

from the 

punctured skin,

oozing

like cool lava,

dribbling down my lips,

chin, neck,

fingers, elbow,

forearm,

swimming

warm and earthy

as I inhale

the fresh

tawny red

cordial,

seeds and all,

dancing on my tongue

like magic,

plucked straight from the 

vine,

in a garden filled with her

love.


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