An Autumn Letter, Part II.
I want to become one with all, stretch out
My arms and embrace. I will reel in that
Flathead cat, and roast its flesh to taste.
From channel to channel, on top of sand
I will step through currents that whisper their
Secrets between my legs, tickling my toes.
Through fallow winter fields I will follow
The tracks of split hooves pressed to the earth. There
Is no greater fear of g-d than of man.
And when first light breaks through wood and leaves, its
Warmth stokes chills that I embrace. The hoarfrost
Mellows and seeps back to earth, back to grace.
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- October 19, 2007 / 9:52 pm
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