By Charles Simic
From Charon's Cosmology, Brazillier, New York, 1977
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You who are about to be over looked in the heat of, the joy of the argument the intangible I cheat you out of innocently and with regret for such is the spirit of the law. * The mystery of all that is familiar: the living maze of the moving fingers which determines once and for all the fall of the dice. Endless nostalgia for the concrete something we could sink our teeth in the accompanying story of it's remarkable properties to amuse, to astonish to ease our suffering. * To you who remain a probability strict condition of the invisible variable of the imminent I make these offerings. * Because the light is always with us and the hush of an early morning time propitious to plain speech space between the premonition and the event the small lovely realm of the possible. |
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