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You think it will never happen again.Then, one night in April,the tribes wake trilling.You walk down to the shore.Your coming stills them,but little by little the silence liftsuntil song is everywhereand your soul rises from your bonesand strides out over…
1.My great-aunt Elizabeth Fortunestood under the honey locust trees,the white moon over her and a young man near.The blossoms fell down like white feathers,the grass was warm as a bed, and the young manfull of promises, and the face of…
It was not quite spring, it wasthe gray flux before.Out of the black wave of sleep she turned,enormous beast,and welcomed the little ones, blind pink islandsno bigger than shoes. She washed them;she nibbled them with teeth like white tusks; she…
In the riprap, in the cool caves, in the dim and salt-refreshed recesses, they clingin dark clusters, in barnacled fistfuls, in the dampness that never leaves, in the deepsof high tide, in the slow washing away of the water in…
There’s a bear in the Truro woods.People have seen it—three or four,or two, or one. I thinkof the thickness of the serious woodsaround the dark bowls of the Truro ponds;I think of the blueberry fields, the blackberry tangles,the cranberry bogs.…
When the black snakeflashed onto the morning road,and the truck could not swerve—death, that is how it happens. Now he lies looped and uselessas an old bicycle tire.I stop the carand carry him into the bushes. He is as cool…
Things are changing; things are starting to spin, snap, fly off into the blue sleeve of the long afternoon. Oh and oohcome whistling out of the perished mouth of the grass, as thingsturn soft, boil backinto substance and hue. As…
When somewhere lifebreaks like a pane of glass,and from every direction casualvoices are bringing you the news,you say: I should have known.You say: I should have been aware.That last Friday he lookedso ill, like an old mountain-climberlost on the white…
Passing by, he could be anybody:A thief, a tradesman, a doctorOn his way to a worried house.But when he stops at your gate,Under the room where you lie half-asleep,You know it is not just anyone—It is the Night Traveler. You…
The crows see me.They stretch their glossy necksIn the tallest branchesOf green trees. I amPossibly dangerous, I amEntering the kingdom. The dream of my lifeIs to lie down by a slow riverAnd stare at the light in the trees—To learn…