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July and the sky
is full of thunder
the nasturtiums rinsed
over and over.

On the up and down road
in Cloonagh
I saw a hedgehog
in the half moon

chatting up two cats.
They did not move at once
but slowly, like teenage girls
insolent and over sexed.

The tail end of a fox
slid in the ditch.
A buck turned,
and headed back for the party
I'd just left.