
"Artemis of Ephesus." Statue from the Amphitheater of Lepcis Magna, photograph by Marco Prins.
In early spring, the white flowering currant. Artemis Ephesia, egg-breasted Lady pale as the moon, as the marble under your lost paint, when bud-break came, did your followers sit at your feet, drowsy as bees in torpor? I lean close, bend towards the pendant blossoms. Couldn’t be indecorum in this wet land, it’s the same sweet scent as blood-red sanguineum.
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