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名人诗歌|Did Not Come Back

来源:www.jklyl.com 2024-07-12
by Lucie Brock-Broido

In the roan hour between then then again, the now, in the Babel

Of a sorrel ship gone horizontal to a prow1 of night, the breach2 of owls3

Abducted4 by broad light, but blind, in the crime, the titanesque of rare

Assaultwe who have come backpetitioning, from the chair

Electric with bad news, from the stunning5, from the narrows

Of an evening gall6, from the mooring7 of an hour slanted8 on the follow

Bow, she rose from a bed of Ireland like a flyted trout9, a shiny

Marvel10 on the sailor's deck, an apologiapining

As once, as at a salted empire port, he washed

Her fleeted body they lied, the best of them, the cream crush

Of this, the madrigal11 sacrifice of that, the best of them,

The slowest velvet12 suffocation13 of their kind, did not come

Whittled14 back by autumn, at an hour between thorn chaff15,

Not come riddled16 with oblivion, the crossing a shepherd's staff,

The moment between Have Shall Not Want, we who have salt

Always know, that we who havethe best of usdid not come back.


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