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Afternoon Light
Beetle
Centuries Go By
Early March In Town
Five Oranges
Friends Make Us Fuller
Ink Bottle
Lemon Cucumbers
Like A Boat Drifting
Some Dust
Summer Solstice
Sun Shining Through A Cabbage Leaf
Ten By Twelve
The Table I Keep
The Table I Keep
This is the table I keep.
This is my warn spot in the world.
A table to
rest my ink bottle on.
A table
with other tables inside it.
The ink wanting to be heard.
Ink whose body is a river,
whose fullness is
to be joined with other waters.
The ocean,
rolling landward
comes home
one river at a time,
cresting and breaking into song.
Each day at my table
I hear the heartsong
and the lament,
as one by one
the rivers come home.
April 1991, Taos
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