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The Creatures

They are our past and our future: the poles between which our desire unceasingly is discharged. A desire in which love and hatred so perfectly oppose themselves that we cannot voluntarily move; but await the extraordinary compulsion of the deluge…

Family Ghosts

The strings’ excitement, the applauding drumAre but the initiating ceremonyThat out of cloud the ancestral face may come. And never hear their subaltern mockery,Graphiti-writers, moss-grown with whimsies,Loquacious when the watercourse is dry. It is your face I see, and morning’s…

The Ship

The streets are brightly lit; our city is kept clean:The third class have the greasiest cards, the first play high;The beggars sleeping in the bows have never seenWhat can be done in staterooms; no one asks why. Lovers are writing…

It’s Too Much

The Spring unsettles sleeping partnerships, Foundries improve their casting process, shops Open a further wing on credit tillThe winter. In summer boys grow tall With running races on the froth-wet sand, War is declared there, here a treaty signed; Here…

At the Grave of Henry James

The snow, less intransigeant than their marble,Has left the defence of whiteness to these tombs;For all the pools at my feetAccommodate blue, now, and echo such clouds as occurTo the sky, and whatever bird or mourner the passingMoment remarks they…

Happy Ending

The silly fool, the silly foolWas sillier in schoolBut beat the bully as a rule. The youngest son, the youngest sonWas certainly no wise oneYet could surprise one. Or rather, or ratherTo be posh, we gather,One should have no father.…

In Memory of Ernst Toller

(d. May 1939) The shining neutral summer has no voiceTo judge America, or ask how a man dies;And the friends who are sad and the enemies who rejoice Are chased by their shadows lightly away from the graveOf one who…

Like Us

These had stopped seekingBut went on speaking,Have not contributed,But have diluted. These ordered lightBut had no right,And handed onWar and a son Wishing no harm.But to be warmThese went to sleepOn the burning heap.

The Decoys

There are some birds in these valleysWho flutter round the carelessWith intimate appeal,By seeming kindness trained to snaring,They feel no falseness. Under the spell completelyThey circle can serenely,And in the tricky lightThe masked hill has a purer greenness.Their flight looks…

Rimbaud

The nights, the railway-arches, the bad sky,His horrible companions did not know it;But in that child the rhetorician’s lieBurst like a pipe: the cold had made a poet. Drinks bought him by his weak and lyric friendHis senses systematically deranged,To…