This poem is taken from Poetry Nation 5 Number 5, 1975.
Anasphere: le Torse Antiquekami naraba
yurara-sarara-to
ori-tamae!*
I
Among the grains how small you were
Dry in the desert of your image
You did not hear the cries of love as you passed
Down the street, you did not see
The spittle
Fly nor the beads of blood on the axe blade
The naked masked woman
Twice she swung it & once more & high
By its long handle
II
Here we are travelling from place to place
Here I keep you hidden
Held by a great lightness
Body & voice if I could set you free
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