Gedicht
Heather McHugh
DARK VIEW
DARK VIEW
DARK VIEW
The sun that puts its spokes in everyWheel of manhandle and tree
Derives its path of seashines
(Sheer centrifugality) from my
Regards. I send it
My regards. Some yards
Of lumen from the fabrika
Have come unbolted from the look
Of it (or likes of me), a long
Unweaving or recarding I
Cannot recall begun, and there
Before my eyes a palm
Puts lashes round the sun.
© 2008, Heather McHugh
From: Poetry, Vol. 192, No. 4, July/August
Publisher: Poetry, Chicago
From: Poetry, Vol. 192, No. 4, July/August
Publisher: Poetry, Chicago
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DARK VIEW
The sun that puts its spokes in everyWheel of manhandle and tree
Derives its path of seashines
(Sheer centrifugality) from my
Regards. I send it
My regards. Some yards
Of lumen from the fabrika
Have come unbolted from the look
Of it (or likes of me), a long
Unweaving or recarding I
Cannot recall begun, and there
Before my eyes a palm
Puts lashes round the sun.
From: Poetry, Vol. 192, No. 4, July/August
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