Passover
By prism
Tue, 28 Sep 2004
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You were the one who bore witness,
When St Brides lay down the mirror -
Wove a web of those immaculate skies.
Your life, was in fact a pose.
Dreyer's holy fool, two candles
At the window, when two suns
Could not have saved you -
Rolling through their bitching rays.
You were the dead of dawn -
Already there. A single lock of hair
On the bloodied headland; granite
Shock of rocks; seas foaming
Back from green Skoma.
Were bones your only token?
That leaden leap - was it true
To the weight of future days?
When, as you said, we may all
Pass without touching. As though
Your words had flown - a gull
From the stones themselves.
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