[to Walter De La Mare (again)]
may be... under the pale green
budding of a word
budding of a word
we will find you biding
as you bode on earth
in the house not made
except of clouds, of mists
of the falling of one dewdrop down
an antique stillness
will we be different then
I want to ask
offering you an acorn full of rain
it is not the same as it ever was on earth
I heard you say
and felt
a shifting of the pale green wind
lifting you from the Here
an alteration of the stars
or merely, afternoon
and then your moon let slip
one violet tear
an alteration of the stars
or merely, afternoon
and then your moon let slip
one violet tear
mary angela douglas 10 february 2015
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