Waiting with lowered voice
For something terrible and simple
—Like the harvest of the lightning
Or the crumbling of the plaster...
It is the nearness of the intact sky
That emaciates the flocks,
This jug ot burning rock,
And the revival of smells from the flowerless mountain...
Summits of wind and famine,
Insipid motet, fury of returns,
I dread the ruin which is due to me
Less than this immunity
That fetters me in its rays.
Promised land, land that crumbles,
Despite the columns, despite the drum.
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