This poem is taken from Poetry Nation 6 Number 6, 1976.
Two PoemsA REDUNDANT CHURCH
The dark has been expelled.
Thorns nuzzle under crumbled plaster
where the rood pales to a dust that volleys
on a flare of wings
signalling the order of release.
To stoop and enter is to step right out
into more space than time contains
or quiet can sing.
THE OLD TRACK
Not a gust stirs the thicket, and the mud
has split wide open.
A rabbit lollops
through the sharp green wheat, vagabond.
What am I doing here?
Not wanted
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