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THE MICHIGAN DAILYPgeFv

Page Five



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Sa turday

Morning

Farm ers

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Stopping only to savor ani apple or allowing an
occasionial breeze to scatter our thoughts,
.Fall slips by us, amber sunlight and crimson
leaves beans unnnoticed.
Y~et for those with onily a monment for things
like seasons,
14 all can be found not far from the city's
c acopliolly, here,
Aiulon'g stalls of red ripe tomatoes and a
sympiony of squash.
Fruits of it summner's warmth, meni of a
suinmer's labor, they come in b~attered.
trucks bef ore (lawn,~
B~earing their labors ini soggy wooden crates,
gathering here to offer the lush, fresh, wis-
domi of their land.
And it's a p~umlpkini-warmi pleasure of sights
aid( smells to walk amiong thiem..
-Carla Rapoport


Photos by
Robert Wargo


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