Marine — after Rimbaud

The chariots of silver and copper — The prows of steel and silver — Beat the foam — Tear at the roots of brambles.

The offshore currents, And the huge paths of the ebbing tide, Circle toward the east, Toward the pillars of the forest —

Toward the timbers of the pier Where it is bending wounded with whirlpools of light.

Louis Simpson
SourceLicence:Public domain (US, unrenewed)

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