时间与物质远洋 译
TIME AND MATERIALS罗伯特·哈斯
PoemWiki格哈德·里希特:抽象绘画
Gerhard Richter: Abstrakte Bilder
As if they were a steadiness of days:
It snowed; I did errands at a desk;
A white flurry out the window thickening; my tongue
Tasted of the glue on envelopes.
On this day sunlight on red brick, baretrees,
Nothing stirring in the icy air.
On this day a blur of color moving at thegym
Where the heat from bodies
Meets the watery, cold surface of theglass.
Made love, made curry, talked on the phone
To friends, the one whose brother died
Was crying and thinking alternately,
Like someone falling down and getting up
And running and falling and getting up.
The object of this poem is not to annihila
The object of this poem is to report atheft,
In progress, of everything
And their disposition on the page.
The object o f this poem is to report atheft,
In progre ss of everything that exists
And their d isposition on the page.
The object of his poe is t repor a theft
In rogres f ever hing at xists
And their disp sit on o the pag
To score, to scar, to smear, to streak,
To smudge, to blur, to gouge, to scrape.
The painter gets to behave like time.
The typo would be “paining.”
Or to render time and stand outside
The horizontal rush of it, for a moment
To have the sensation of standing outside
Some vertical gesture then, the way that anger
Or desire can rip a life apart,