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Ginger Butter
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Christine Jackson


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Sugar maple leaves

flake and crisp into shades of ginger.

Lengthening sunlight falls

across a field of corn stalk stubble.

The warm afternoon feels

like melted butter over toast

as crickets start their slow whir

into the waning August days.

 

© by Christine Jackson.
Used here with the author’s permission.

 

 


Christine Jackson grew up in New England and now teaches literature and creative writing at a South Florida university. She also helps to organize writing conferences. Learn more about her at  http://cahss.nova.edu/faculty/christine_jackson.html.

 

 


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