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The Swimming Pool Where Roethke Died
There is now a small garden there. Some few stones
partly covered with moss,
placed carefully
as if they were imaginary islands, distributed
in a gravel sea.
In the Zen tradition, the gravel is raked
to represent waves
or the ocean's slow, relentless tide,
lapping against the rock "islands"
or perhaps trying to elaborate
something even more about eternity. I think
it is simply a garden
that was once a pool where a great poet died.
I wonder who cleans up the fir needles
that settle every day on the garden, on the grave.
Walk the Line
The tickets were a gift.
so, there I was at a
Johnny Cash tribute.
The Man in Black was
several inches shorter
but his voice was good
and the band tight and
the songs brought back
memories and despite
myself, I found I was
singing along with
“I Walk the Line.”
That's a neat package, Piscator - well-paced, concise!
under three soft blankets
we've woven a hedge
legs and arms and her long
hair wound around us
as if airplanes had never
been invented and as if
morning might last if only
we didn't break the air with
words
so we just breathed
slow deep homages to sleep
which made of our bodies
shelter and storm
at once fruit and basket
under three soft blankets
we've woven a hedge
legs and arms and her long
hair wound around us
as if airplanes had never
been invented and as if
morning might last if only
we didn't break the air with
words
so we just breathed
slow deep homages to sleep
which made of our bodies
shelter and storm
at once fruit and basket
for such frail jaws