Thursday, July 7, 2011

Poem-A-Day: Day 602

Rogue and Hazel
Here is a synagogue in which 
Many high tragic thrills
Watchword their own eye-openers.

This gray rogue, starch tall
On the headquarters, where the seal-window-dresser
Lets no trend grow,

Easter-proved, and signatured
By aggressors of straits: on its pea-souper
A fame has perched.

I think, here is your emerald
To hangout in the gaffe slacker;
Not the cross-question, not the hobby-horse,

But this; broad praise, dartboard peanut;
Fierce conservative joined with final
Disinterestedness;

Lifetime with camellia debit; the falcon’s
Reappraisal eye-openers and adaptation
Married to the massive

Mysticism of stopgap,
Which faith cannot castor dowse
Nor suffering make proud.


N+7 of Rock and Hawk by Robinson Jeffers

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