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“Is anyone anywhere happy?”

Moonrise

Grub-white mulberries redden among leaves. I’ll go out and sit in white like they do, Doing nothing. July’s juice rounds their nubs. This park is fleshed with idiot petals. White catalpa flowers tower, topple, Cast a round white shadow in…

Mussel Hunter at Rock Harbor

I came before the water —- Colorists came to get the Good of the Cape light that scours Sand grit to sided crystal And buffs and sleeks the blunt hulls Of the three fishing smacks beached On the bank of…

Lorelei

It is no moon to drown in:A full moon, river lapsingBlack beneath bland mirror-sheen, The blue water-mists droppingScrim after scrim like fishnetsThough fishermen are sleeping, The massive castle turretsDoubling themselves in a glassAll stillness. Yet these shapes float Up toward…

Full Fathom Five

Old man, you surface seldom. Then you come in with the tide’s coming When seas wash cold, foam- Capped: white hair, white beard, far-flung, A dragnet, rising, falling, as waves Crest and trough. Miles long Extend the radial sheaves Of…

Sculptor: For Leonard Baskin

To his house the bodiless Come to barter endlessly Vision, wisdom, for bodies Palpable as his, and weighty.Hands moving move priestlier Than priest’s hands, invoke no vain Images of light and air But sure stations in bronze, wood, stone.Obdurate, in…

The Ghost’s Leavetaking

Enter the chilly no-man’s land of about Five o’clock in the morning, the no-color void Where the waking head rubbishes out the draggled lot Of sulfurous dreamscapes and obscure lunar conundrums Which seemed, when dreamed, to mean so profoundly much,…

Memoirs of a Spinach-Picker

They called the place Lookout Farm. Back then, the sun Didn’t go down in such a hurry. How it Lit things, that lamp of the Possible! Wet yet Lay over the leaves like a clear cellophane, A pane of dragonfly…

Above the Oxbow

Here in this valley of discreet academies We have not mountains, but mounts, truncated hillocks To the Adirondacks, to northern Monadnock, Themselves mere rocky hillocks to an Everest. Still, they’re our best mustering of height: by Comparison with the sunken…

A Winter’s Tale

On Boston Common a red star Gleams, wired to a tall Ulmus Americana. Magi near The domed State House. Old Joseph holds an alpenstock. Two waxen oxen flank the Child. A black sheep leads the shepherds’ flock. Mary looks mild.…

Yadwigha, On A Red Couch, Among Lillies

Yadwigha, the literalists once wondered how you Came to be lying on this baroque couch Upholstered in red velvet, under the eye Of uncaged tigers and a tropical moon, Set in intricate wilderness of green Heart-shaped leaves, like catalpa leaves,…