Saturday, November 17, 2012
Last rabid dog in England
you can only hear
how water rubs air
stones click together
trust a moonless wood
to take your sloughing
ruin in its brook
crickets' constant ring
feeds between the ears
sanding smooth the nerve
breath of tar and loam
this evening sinking
below the earth's turn
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Second stanza: another greatest-ever in American literature.
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