#English #Women
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,
The fire in leaf and grass so green it seems each summer the last summer. The wind blowing, the leaves shivering in the sun,
Though the road turn at last to death’s ordinary door, and we knock there, ready to enter and it opens easily for us,
Something is very gently, invisibly, silently, pulling at me-a thread or net of threads finer than cobweb and as
The flowerlike animal perfume in the god’s curly hair— don’t assume
"The World is not something to look at, it is something to be in.… Mark Rudman I look and look. Looking’s a way of being: one beco…
This wild night, gathering the was… &n bsp; animal vines t… slapping my face lightl… in the gesticulations o… I recall out of my joy a night of…
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…
I like to find what’s not found at once, but lies within something of another nature… in repose, distinct.
Since I stroll in the woods more… than on this frequented path, it’s… trees I observe; but among fellow… what I like best is to see an old… fishing alone at the end of a jett…
Not the moon. A flower on the other side of the water. The water sweeps past in flood, dragging a whole tree by the hair, a barn, a bridge. The flower
High, hollowed in green above the rocks of reason lies the crater lake whose ice the dreamer breaks to find a summer season.
Did the people of Viet Nam use lanterns of stone? Did they hold ceremonies to reverence the opening of buds? Were they inclined to quiet laught…
Something forgotten for twenty yea… and mothers came from Cordova and… and though I am a citizen of the… stranger here than anywhere else,… I am Essex-born:
Brown gas-fog, white beneath the street lamps. Cut off on three sides, all space… with our bodies. Bodies that stumble