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Apple Blossoms Bloom,
Take a swim at Bare Hill Pond,
Carlson’s apples YUM!
—Karen Shaw
In our little town,
Apple orchards near and far,
Diverse, yet the same.
—Raymond Dunn
Deer jumping in time
A leaf floating down through space
are but a whisper
—Jair Cruikshank
Afford’ble housing
I’ve got just the location:
Your backyard, not mine
—Sue Robbins
What to peruse first?
Town board news, or Police Log?
Log wins ev’ry time.
—John Jacobs
Once, at dusk, flute song
from the Sears estate ruins:
Beautiful trespass.
—Elizabeth Cooper
Bees have been working
for years now with no contract
yet we get apples
—Ann Levison
Pussy willows sway
Wind driven pollen floats down
Gently, life goes on.
—Barbara Weiss
Green thoughts budding forth
Climate change calls winter back
Dormancy.....patience
—Marilyn Strong
Winter’s grip lets go:
Diamonds strewn on wrinkled blue,
Bare Hill Pond in spring
—Carlene Phillips
Photos, views, and news;
By and about Harvard folk;
Llama made me laugh.
—Worth Robbins
Young hands clasp loved books
which small feet carry en masse
towards a bright new home
—David Neville
Seek flowering gems
At the plant sale on the green--
Harvard Garden Club
—Marty Green
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Ah, the peepers call
Night windows open—bright days
Apple blossoms soon
—Kathy Marble
Property taxes
Climbing high into the sky
No more overrides
—Barbara Harley
Fabulous lib’ry
We love/hate the striped carpet
Go check out a book!
—Sue Robbins
Another ad hoc
To promote diversity
Everyone is white
—Jonathan Feist
Polite compromise
Begrudging acquiescence
Eroding beauty
—Jonathan Feist
Harvard—a great home
Bursting with apple orchards
Nourishing our town
—Jake Kline
The new library
Parody with old and new
Beautiful building
—Jake Kline
Holy Hill Harvard,
Shaker dreams, quiet, alive,
No, not forgotten
—Karen Morris
screams reflected from
black fog, dead sound and failed sight
refuse to unite
—Adam Katcher
Years ago, I came
for pumpkins at a farm here.
How long, long I’ve stayed!
—Elizabeth Cooper
Heard the new gossip?
New newspaper in Harvard
The Press saves the day!
—Erin Molinaro
Green hemlock forests
Harvard nature trails abound
Joyful wanderlust!
—Karen Morris
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