oh the sea was so warm in the afternoon
drifting in my deckchair i follow all kinds of thoughts
the ideas swimming vanishing appearing whispering names
names of the dead i need to remember sung in a song
swooning in the spring sun a white light has begun
awake in a dream midships a trireme upon the seas of africa
in the viridian light behind my eyes a field is blooming day and night
scrambled in the rambling ambling time and heather brae billowing hills
i saunter through meadows of milky carnation and emerald clover like green carpet
the mossy tinged basalt cracks like a giantess in stone
the lovely dells air hung with spells
well october is there in the gurgling brooks and all the feathered nests
the jangling seabreeze blowing through old forks and spoons
the washed up nets and sinkers stranded with bottle and cork
the blanched star of bethlehem burning bright in your room of jars
the bladders of wine and the clear flasks of italian water
awaken to the sound of strange birds in the unkept garden
where the twisted sculpture sags nagged down by century rust
where the old ladies dressed in black mourn some martyrs death
the music fills the resurgent thrust of love in wee small hours
then the candle glimmering in sandalwood smoke soaks up the air
and things you will forget when you are gone
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