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Foreword Brenda Hillman, ix,
Acknowledgments, xix,
POEMS 1960–2008,
[Therefore, set forth over the black river], 3,
Shadow and Light, 5,
Itinerary, 6,
By the Lake, 7,
Utensils, 8,
Driving to Fort Bragg, 9,
Dog in the Forest, 10,
History, 11,
Columbia 1960, 13,
Ten Philosophical Asides, 15,
Marginalia: Whitehead, 27,
Quotations, 28,
Analects, 30,
from delete, 33,
"Come Live with Me", 41,
: It :, 42,
from Writing the Silences, 43,
"Come Sunday", 51,
Birthright, 52,
Notebook, 55,
This Morning, 56,
Aftershock, 57,
Visiting Hours, 58,
The Parachutist's Annunciation, 60,
Holding On, 63,
... a divertimento ..., 73,
Footnotes, 74,
A Funeral of Memory, 76,
The Winter Garden, 77,
A Treasury of Darkness, 82,
Introit, 83,
Over the Shoulder, 84,
Meanwhile, 85,
POEMS 1946–1957,
from A History Primer, 89,
Seascape, 90,
from September Elegy, 91,
from At Caesar's Gate, 92,
A Reminiscence, 94,
Birthday View Opening on a Garden, 95,
Notes, 107,
Shadow and Light
Incised in concrete
knife-edged shadow
frond a perfect
arrest of clarity
a palm frond arrow
from a declining sun
shadow and light
lust of epiphany
the illusion that walks
with me on concrete
invisible come-along
shadow and light
epiphany of the shadow
tangible as light palm shape
holds me timeless until
without thinking I pass by
an arrest of clarity held
and released by a declining
sun : step over the shadow
light vanishes a passerby
Itinerary
Monologues of white interiors
time-dried of water and wind
crowds gather in history's emptiness
weightless in the hollows of memory
description without witness
so long ago lost.
By the Lake
Past years are figures in old glass
wobbly in a lake
wrinkled by a stone.
The lake will settle down
a face will reappear
in a scent of evergreen.
Years are present as noon as now
or in a rippled moonglade night;
they summon shadow as in fragile memory
easy as stepping into a lake
breaking the present mirror.
It is the way events are stored,
they come back twisted
in wrinkles of water
blurred inscapes into today.
Utensils
An available palette thickened by air
words I hold and so fast lose.
A thunder so low an inaudible present its slow
cycles place me shaking in its throat.
Stare and beauty opens like a work of fire
a made thing a connection must be made.
This is to say necessity is a place made all of stares
come beauty come the final ruin of the world. Stop :
for what it may be or was a burned-in-after-flash of fire
over distance measured light years. The glamour of it all.
Driving to Fort Bragg
"... the existence of the appearance is the reality
in question ..."
John Searle
Inferred only this time is history, yet uncovered:
hawks on fence posts, even ravens those acrobats, fog
has called a general strike along the coast, no
thermal-lazing, hovering, no tidying-up by vultures
descended from above;
through cataracts dimly, once winged enterprise,
feathers tented against rain, these vision-
masters of the air ... headlights
catch them in refracting dawn;
whatever their hunger the ceiling will not yield,
bird shapes lost in the moment of discovery,
as if light, after millennia released, reduced substance to ash,
a part of the vast curriculum of circumstance and nothing,
with yesterday's blinding sunlight withheld there,
so many questions fearful to be asked;
place this with the pacific fence post
posturing of hawks.
Dog in the Forest
A city in ruins as ever.
In the forest every scent comes arrowing true,
a "state of exception" where the air opens up to death
as everyone's property thrown in the corner
a loose rag "the ultimate configuration of facts."
When we were young and feral
we made paths into the city
a sanctuary with doors and corridors.
Then were promises and obligations kept
like subway tokens against uncertainty.
There were nights that continued ecstatic to morning,
in the red of your hair dawn sprinkled you with diamond light.
Can it be told when an ancient trace of faith
gave way under stress in every modern word?
Running through a melancholy of photographs and kitchen knives
have we no more than that which happens?
There are paths which have left behind no odor of life.
The city was it a phantasm erotically believed?
Read the wind dream a sleep of unknowing lie down
with the Noonday Demon.
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