Monday, November 10, 2014

and then a mere moment in the world












For a Stone Girl at ___Sanchi




half asleep on the cold grass
night rain flicking the maples
under a black bowl upside-down
on a flat land on a wobbling speck

smaller than stars, space, the size of a seed,
       hollow as bird skulls.

light flies across it –never is seen.
a big rock weatherd funny,
old tree trunks turnd stone,
split rocks and find clams.

all that time loving; two flesh persons changing,
       clung to, doorframes notions,
spear-hafts in a rubble of years.
                touching, this dream pops.
it was real:
and it lasted forever.

















                                                                                  Gary Snyder
















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