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Broad smile
in my soul
as parka was replaced
with a polo
And white on white
with greens and garish

A wall of heat
for my thickened
Yankee blood.

Sweat down my back
stuck to the streetcar,
though not Desire.

Canal and Decatur
and Bourbon again.
Memories rushed
back of earlier visits

Oh to stay,
to bask in the February heat.

8/7/04 18:11

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