The poem “Tuxedo, New York,” by W. S. Di Piero, appeared in NER 20.4 (1999):

She looks out and paints the scene
while voices from branches across the lake
flee through the cedars to stop
at the water restless on her easel.
Yellowjackets change the air
around her head. Her paper hat
flies in the wind. Waterbugs draw
circles around lily pads and nothing
is apart from any other thing.

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