I miss my own piece of groundunder the seaunder a fly of the Lord’ssome thin crossmy mind could be like a harpand no hand to suit itshould any religion call melike a ruin of a friendshall death and despair ruleor temper meknowing the time to falland the time to ageto go sleep with the crowsin my hindered land
I conceal by smilingthe ice withinI lieunder great weighta sea might come into the roomand I would do nothingtell me a secretand I tell it to the wrenI give the devil his dirta touching missionthe body changes as a seahigh or low
so many bodies at the sealike creatures of sweatchairs towardthat dog the sunwhere a ship made meunderstand many thingseyes full of it alllike cheap moons
I am alone as the clockor an orange in translationmean as a little sunblue at the difficulty of lovedo I take this world to be my wifetoday in her flower suita body in love is so muchwell-oiled uncertaintyits secret motions calling upa sea of my own
I hear the sandspeaking my mindI have been flinging stonesat the sea all nighthow true is westwith nobody homeand you my valentinegoing to see the storm acther part of griefand meeting who but me
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