This poem is taken from PN Review 160, Volume 31 Number 2, November - December 2004.
Six PoemsBeech Section
Each tree is like a mast
& rises out of sight
to air crossed by the flight
of kestrels, bright & vast;
the leaves so spread & massed
that down here it is quiet;
this underwater light
half green, half shadow cast.
Have you read all the books
& still got time? How long?
Enough to take a stave,
lean in & hear what hooks
on it. Time for a song
made out of wood & wave.
Nusle Brewery
Decaying in its nineteenth-century gloom
beside a filthy stream stands this old brewery.
Here & there the mouldings & the murals
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