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名人诗歌|Yonder

来源:www.shangxiaozi.com 2024-09-07
by Rae Armantrout

1

Anything cancels

everything out.

If each point

is a singularity,

thrusting all else

aside for good,

good takes the form

of a throng1

of empty chairs.

Or it's ants

swarming2 a bone.

2

I'm afraid

I don't love

my mother

who's dead

though I once -

what does once mean? -

did love her .

So who'll meet me over yonder?

I don't recognize the place names.

Or I do, but they come

from televised wars.


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