S. A. 1911-1979
From loss. And from such loss
that marauds the mind—even to the loss
of mind. To begin with this thought: without rhyme
or reason. And then simply to wait. As if the first word
comes only after the last, after a life
of waiting for the word
that was lost. To say no more
than the truth of it: men die, the world fails, the words
have no meaning. And therefore to ask
only for words.
Stone wall. Stone heart. Flesh and blood.
As much as all this.
More.