This poem is taken from PN Review 228, Volume 42 Number 4, March - April 2016.
Two Poems
Keys, lightly touched
Three pieces from György Kurtág’s piano work ‘Games’
Flowers We Are, Mere Flowers...
(...embracing sounds)
at the bridge we joined hands
we walked until they [ . . . ]
we were not permitted to cross
and at the bridge they [ . . . ]
and at the bridge we [ . . . ]
at the bridge we joined hands
we lay in the meadow grass
Perpetuum mobile (objet trouvé)
when yellow leaves blow round the statues
where girls in a playground run singing
green branch green branch the gold gate is open
when vines are set fire on a hillside
...
Three pieces from György Kurtág’s piano work ‘Games’
Flowers We Are, Mere Flowers...
(...embracing sounds)
at the bridge we joined hands
we walked until they [ . . . ]
we were not permitted to cross
and at the bridge they [ . . . ]
and at the bridge we [ . . . ]
at the bridge we joined hands
we lay in the meadow grass
Perpetuum mobile (objet trouvé)
when yellow leaves blow round the statues
where girls in a playground run singing
green branch green branch the gold gate is open
when vines are set fire on a hillside
...
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