This poem is taken from Poetry Nation 5 Number 5, 1975.
WonalancetAt the levelling, trees cut away
a shaft of clarity
cuts the thick heat
and then, out there
three yellow patches form on the nubbly green
meet at two corners, trapezoidal, neat
undesigned:
a new place, unshrouded by the mountain.
And then you make it out: the house
(that blotch in the corner of the nearest field)
the spire, cars on the Sandwich road
and distance
stretches down like a wire
over the heavy trails
from this sudden window in the mountain
reducing what we reeled about at night in
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