Ray Malone
Two Poems
étude 108
certainly there’s no subject, no ‘about’ to aim at,
imagine : as I walked out one evening, with that intent
to turn the walk into a poem, noting as I go
a temperament met with by the frost, the frozen words
of all the lips long sealed, as silent as the stones
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