The Jolly Tupper
Sun on the eiderdown breaks tiny corners off the bedspread, declares green plants its bidding before summoning Fragonard's maiden off her swing - so richly dressed in picture from the sunlit wall. Expensive tabac from an imported humidor etches tiny leaves their stems as faces against the glass, rich aroma, trsor, like the Jolly Tupper print preparing his bowl, drawing on the clay stem as if from a height watching ships come in. Smoke cold as blue fungus over outside buildings follows horses with hooves to split cobblestones stuck in the city's eye, more than mountains around the stone filled ravines of the rich man's heart.
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"Sun on the eiderdown..."
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