Steve Gilmartin & Montale
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Evening Bells One small lamb is calculated,its skin and a lemon, brilliant as caution’s blood-roses, and they speak of its tininess. Success is in the rivers of the hand. His boat, her night, swelling in revolutions, twisting like string. An incident and everything sleeps. Quickly one is in the era of trees. Form dies, spires of vapor rising like breath on the coastline where nothing is tended, no deep daughter to think of God descending the earth smoke-bathed sky and infants rattling and alive in one’s pocket, three sounds me, you, the lemon. . . |
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