Minna XXVI

Make of your voice, a dawn Dropping little gestures upon my forehead, While slumber-edged thoughts rise in my head And wave back greetings droll and confused. Pain has jested with the whirling night And both vanish like an untold prayer, So, make of your voice, a dawn Dropping little gestures upon my forehead.

Maxwell Bodenheim

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