its own blinding light that we wait for in a poem,


at least blinding to us. In our trances the loves
at least blinding to us. In our trances the loves
of long ago enter the room unescorted, silent
of long ago enter the room unescorted, silent
perhaps from the black bottom of the ocean —Jim Harrison
perhaps from the black bottom of the ocean
—Jim Harrison

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