The Oar in the Sand


He sailed to wherever the sirens were,
surviving by lashing himself to the mast.
An image of stalwart resistance, or weakness.
And the singers mere angels.
And heaven only desire, simply the illegal.
Sailed into the not-quite world.
Or returned home to slay the suitors
who had been feasting there for years.
What about afterwards? We never talk
of that. What if he goes on looking?
What if there is no place to go?


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琳达·格雷格

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