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- Custom Article Title: 'The Danger of Lilies' a new poem by Susan Fealy
Their dark leaves are chiming
ascension ascension
and still they reach up:
wide open, they shimmer
citrus-greens infuse starry-pinks,
stamens so neat: thin capsules
pressed in relic-gold paint,
each satin throat clean as epiphany.
It’s hard to believe they wrestled
up from underground.
Smug inverted parachutes,
they devour sky
distil each scrap of liminal –
disrupt the other of cats.
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