Magritte knew something right
about temptation. He never painted the apple
in front of the man--it's part of him,
unless suspended above: a ten-ton weight
among the wisps of cloud.
And even now,
when looking at him, I often think of you:
how your face glowed like a shiny apple,
and how I hung, ready to drop into your lap.
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