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68 xxvi. Prelude Hope again in revving sheets of fury. New gusts croon tears & plans. Soon daylight & again ride on. Again. Hope come in a green field one day. Neither beginning nor end. Yearn & song surge higher by quick moving blood. Ride on. Again the tug. Sometimes hands, sometimes heat. Sunlight in a rose. Moonlight in an eye. Ride on. Again heart tremble with sky intimations. Save a stranger’s life tonight. Bend what you can his way. *** The Cenacle / 54 / April 2005
xxvii. Bare Anguish. I sing from everything gone by toward everything waiting to be. Too dreaming. Cry for what’s gone by. For a younger heart, a lighter day. Lone girl on a bench with her book of lingers. New warriors with strange questions. Cry. Heave out the crushed & the worn. Let go what cannot replenish. Let it drown back into earth & air. One night in a carriage I forgot every melody but one. It kept beating. It insisted. Release the songs of cracked matings, the woes of once-stood & used-to. Anguish. Cry. Heave. Remaining music will salve familiar despite the tripping stars above, strange convulsions within. As queer my stroke, weird my word, tis dreams & tools of green shape the music, its arc & thrust. Where dreadful & delight conjoin, the world is churning wildest. Groves, cities, horizons. Anguish. Singing to breathing to heart’s steady fist. The brown lands within flame with slant purpose, croak something like hope. Too dreaming. When lowest, conjure toward hard thrums of sunlight, green’s madness to make, pink’s bursting rhythms— Just hold close awhile til the music cracks wide, & a new plenty reveals. *** 69 The Cenacle / 54 / April 2005
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