1284
8.vii.23
4.190
all those faces
a line up
you
could say each a story
remembered
forth
so
fleshed
each
a thread of need and warmth
a
sun a moon shows not, no, never the same
and
by their own lights yet
a
presence and ghostly
every
face of my own absence
in
high branches and under the sea
each
a clock in its right
guilty
as
wraps
of habit
each
successive bouts thereof
in
plenty and in scarcity
the
wish to be
still
borne along on the journey
we
lucky few alive
neither
terror nor grief in our lines
who
have done no great wrong
no
horror have had to survive
not
had to leave whom we loved
you bury one in your
arms
nor
ever always human
all
faces fame must not achieve
each
uniquely goes to time
dingo,
fox, the madman murderer
the
ox and mired with mill round
cat’s
eyes
all
the wheeling world
a
trilobite
a
first fish face before the plate
the
staring eyes of dinner
some
to soil and some to smoke
each
equally now mine
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