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To a Sort
of Tin Drummer The distance between us that was only miles drives suddenly wide: to lightyears between youth’s blind and necessary arrogance and the aware soul. It is not indifference that stops my outcry but the deadness of unstretchable words before a fact like lightyears. My impersonal protest cannot fly loud enough to save you, if your evasion of love and loss becomes habit; as it will. You are dear as morning on an early daffodil And upon the solar wind I hear already your young heart rattle in a death of dawn.... |