This poem is taken from PN Review 231, Volume 43 Number 1, September - October 2016.
Three Poems
At Blue Bridge
FOR M.G.
At Blue Bridge the locks juddering with rain
loop the mind; so thinking
puts in my place an artist of pain
-staking stillness: Breton, minor, with works
uncelebrated but sold; how he collects
complexities of hurried light
and torcs, silver tongues
hurled, comprehends their inner sleight,
intensive motion. He moves
like a waterlogged stump loving
his station, meticulously proves
the static–transitory meaning of moving.
Hunted Deer
ROSALIE DE MERIC (1954)
Mystique of keratin
...
FOR M.G.
At Blue Bridge the locks juddering with rain
loop the mind; so thinking
puts in my place an artist of pain
-staking stillness: Breton, minor, with works
uncelebrated but sold; how he collects
complexities of hurried light
and torcs, silver tongues
hurled, comprehends their inner sleight,
intensive motion. He moves
like a waterlogged stump loving
his station, meticulously proves
the static–transitory meaning of moving.
Hunted Deer
ROSALIE DE MERIC (1954)
Mystique of keratin
...
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