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Lie too many and many a time |
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Lie too many and many a time |
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Cross the river, the river of bones |
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Saw the flagship of summer on the water |
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And my eyes fell to the edges and dregs of peace |
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Pack my hearts, dazzled minds |
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Looked at the fires, looked at the fronts |
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Centrifugal spokes of mine |
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Round the shape, my heading |
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Some live in water |
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Many and many a time |
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Lie too many and many a time |
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Cross the river, the river of bones |
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Saw reflections of summer in the skies |
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And my eyes, and my eyes, says my summer |
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Burn shivering tracks of leaves |
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(Sample: Hilda Doolittle reading her poem "Helen in Egypt") |
