This poem is taken from PN Review 246, Volume 45 Number 4, March - April 2019.
Two Poems
The Solan
Goose
or gannet, ‘whose
smell is so powerful that he is’
under no circumstances
‘cooked within doors’, is the largest
sea-
bird of any
to be found in the North Atlantic
combing the oceanic
distance in search of sustenance
or
perched by the score
on perilous ledges high above
the waves as they surge and shove
at the foundations of the land.
Scott,
a writer not
to be deterred by powerful smells
...
Goose
or gannet, ‘whose
smell is so powerful that he is’
under no circumstances
‘cooked within doors’, is the largest
sea-
bird of any
to be found in the North Atlantic
combing the oceanic
distance in search of sustenance
or
perched by the score
on perilous ledges high above
the waves as they surge and shove
at the foundations of the land.
Scott,
a writer not
to be deterred by powerful smells
...
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