POEM
Here is a poem from Jean Valentine's most recent collection
Break The Glass (Copper Canyon, 2010):
"HE DISAPPEARED INTO COMPLETE SILENCE
The wild ladders of longing
no longer pieces of wild wood, sawed off
and fitted to each other,
no longer stored in a closed-off room
with one blank window
But called back, through
the closed-off wooden ceiling, to his
speech returned."
[52]
Break The Glass (Copper Canyon, 2010):
"HE DISAPPEARED INTO COMPLETE SILENCE
The wild ladders of longing
no longer pieces of wild wood, sawed off
and fitted to each other,
no longer stored in a closed-off room
with one blank window
But called back, through
the closed-off wooden ceiling, to his
speech returned."
[52]
Labels: 'Tough Strangeness', Break the Glass, Copper Canyon, Jean Valentine, Valentine [Jean]
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