#English #Women
In the Japanese tongue of the min…
Genial poets, pink-faced earnest wits— you have given the world some choice morsels, gobbets of language presented
Some people, no matter what you give them, still want the moon. The bread, the salt,
Hypocrite women, how seldom we spe… of our own doubts, while dubiously we mother man in his doubt! And if at Mill Valley perched in… the sweet rain drifting through we…
The authentic! Shadows of it sweep past in dreams, one could sa… evoking the almost-silent ripping apart of giant sheets of cellophane. No.
Rain-diamonds, this winter morning, embellish the tangle of unpruned pear-tree twigs; each solitaire, placed, it appearrs, with considered judgement, bears the light beneath the rifted ...
It’s when we face for a moment the worst our kind can do, and shu… the taint in our own selves, that… cracks the mind’s shell and enters… not to a flower, not to a dolphin,
An absolute patience. Trees stand up to their knees in fog. The fog
A voice from the dark called out, “The poets must give us imagination of peace, to oust the… imagination of disaster. Peace, no… the absence of war.”
High in the jacaranda shines the g… of a small bird’s curlicue of song… for her to see or hear. I’ve learned not to say, these last years,
This is the year the old ones, the old great ones leave us alone on the road. The road leads to the sea. We have the words in our pockets,
A night that cuts between you and… and you and you and you and me: jostles us apart, a man el… through a crowd. We won’t look for each other, either–
Fully occupied with growing—that’s the amaryllis. Growing especially at night: it would take only a bit more patience than I’ve… to sit keeping watch with it till…
From the tawny light from the rainy nights from the imagination finding itself and more than itself alone and more than alone
Though the road turn at last to death’s ordinary door, and we knock there, ready to enter and it opens easily for us,