I dress myself against the sungo to listen to the galeI publish lies but hope to bejust a little conceitedI dress myself for the dustthat great garden of a bed
Being very cold, I wentall alone to the sun,which was at sea, likea dinner coming on tablethat I could not interpret,or the first walk on waterby a dark swan.
Which garden do I haveas my place, which disown?I took hatehome with mebut found no joy in it—the many factions, the ire.Between two houses,the common sun.I found my old lack: me.