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On roadsides, in fall fields, in rumpy bunches, saffron and orange and pale gold,in little towers, soft as mash, sneeze-bringers and seed-bearers, full of bees and yellow beads and perfect flowerletsand orange butterflies. I don’t suppose much notice comes of…
Have you ever seenanythingin your lifemore wonderful than the way the sun,every evening,relaxed and easy,floats toward the horizon and into the clouds or the hills,or the rumpled sea,and is gone—and how it slides again out of the blackness,every morning,on the…
What lay this morningon the wet sandwas so uglyI sighed with a kind of horror as I lifted it into my handand looked under the soaked mat of what was almost fur,but wasn’t, and foundthe face that has no eyes,…
I looked up and there it wasamong the green branches of the pitchpines— thick bird,a ruffle of fire trailing over the shoulders and down the back— color of copper, iron, bronze—lighting up the dark branches of the pine. What misery…
I was walking by. He was sitting there. It was full morning, so the heat was heavy on his sand-colored head and his webbed feet. I squatted beside him,at the edge of the path. He didn’t move. I began to…
Our neighbor, tall and blond and vigorous, the mother ofmany children, is sick. We did not know she was sick, butshe has come to the fence, walking like a woman who isbalancing a sword inside of her body, and besides…
Blue and dark-blue rose and deepest rose white and pink theyare everywhere in the diligent cornfield rising and swaying in their reliablefinery in the little fling of their bodies their gear and tackleall caught up in the cornstalks. The reaper’s…
I found a dead foxbeside the gravel road,curled inside the bigiron wheel of an old tractorthat has been standing,for years,in the vines at the edge of the road.I don’t knowwhat happened to it—when it came there or why it lay…
This morningtwo mockingbirdsin the green fieldwere spinning and tossing the white ribbonsof their songsinto the air.I had nothing better to dothan listen.I mean thisseriously. In Greece,a long time ago,an old coupleopened their door to two strangerswho were,it soon appeared,not men…
here I gointo the wide gardens ofwastefields blue glass clear glassand other rubbishes blinking from the dust from the fox tracks among theroots and risings ofbuttercups joe pye honey suckle the queen’slace and her blue sailors the little wrenshave carried…