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The bars of the gate run back

The casements are mostly

The casual certainty of summer

The cat visits me and mews

The city rises between two rivers

The cold glass

The colours break out and float

The curtain hung. It was looked at. It was

The eyes are closed dark and the dark

The future never comes, in the sense

The garden clenched like a root, bare branches

The little lambs

The man I love

The moon is circled but not to be seen

The morning hovers in a state of panic the pink sky recedes

The pressure of air lingers on these over

The sheep on Romney Marsh

The small flowers sing

The three old men are silent

The trees on the hillside, forked and bare

The unsettled debris of the heart

The water is vaporising

The whole lot is on the point of slipping

There are many parts I have not been to, but start

These quietly conducted horses

They have had their day and pant with

Thick condensation gathers on the glass

Thin sounds of rain are in the air

Things hang out like sheets

This one is pink, with a

Thor disguised as a youth

Tilt. Underscoring the sky’s

Underneath the sky it’s clear we’re

We go without a word

What is there to say after that?

What remains of a visit

When I left I never thought

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91

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