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Leigh Stein GHAZAL FOR SOLOMON AND THE WAY WE LOOK AT OUR FEET | Put a pair of long throated pants beneath a full blushing skirt. My beloved has laid me down in sweet breathless clover and I have The stars hide from the city and so they tie banners in the park. A war is won by those who hide their injuries best. Re-lace the boot O my dove, my love for you is deepest when you are farthest away.
____ I only saw The Gates in Central Park once, from a taxi window. Now they're gone. See also "Song of Solomon" and Adrienne Rich's "Ghazals: Homage to Ghalib." |