Untitled (Adam)
The
valley’s
gone
and present, dying
Come
Hamlet, come and
take this from me, this one
with distance
forgetful
There’s a man and he
gets inside the
tree
He just gets inside it
Not to have
As I look over the fields
there
it is
helpless unity
The gorse
What I contain
Forever
Touching his vineyard
Bodies
Pressed against a
chair
(endless)
and night diaphanous, late
the tree blowing gradually, coruscating, the neutral
angels—
And it doth yet appear
that we shall be
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