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Buoy the population of the soul
Toward their destination before they drown
~ Robert Pinsky
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Tuesday, 19. April 2005

Notes towards a poem on Canada Geese:



Read Robert Penn Warren's poem.

Their trailways: North -South Mine: East-West

The idea of journeying with seasons The idea of cycling in time.

Landscape and response to it; Mnemonic devices of memory.

Idea of fidelity: mate for life out of biological necessity. Is love between Homo Sapiens such a necessity? a possibility?

Neck held like a question mark On the cloudy page of a lake. Gliding, with staves of music trailing behind them. Why, then, Is their honking so harsh to hear?




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Ghazal



She held up another of my poems, and demanded, “How much is this?”
I said, “In exchange I will take nothing but your heart, yes even for this.”

She says she hid her jealousy from me. Meanwhile wise men Report of supernova to be seen burning up her skies. Like this.

She says I purposefully ignore her at times, mesmerized by others. See her wounds? I am a sick man watching butterflies to forget this.

She says she is not sure if I can feel her soul through her body. Am I then a worm going for the kernel through flesh, like this?

She says I am a burden who is anchoring her down with earthly love. Not knowing painful hunger like me, she doesn’t give thanks for this.

If people dropping by for a drink ask you, “Why is Sashi becoming so pale?” Tell them pieces of me are strewn on the grass for her sun to see. Even this.




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