This poem is taken from PN Review 121, Volume 24 Number 5, May - June 1998.
Two PoemsThe Green Fly
Orphaned caught in a web
the green fly.
No entertainment no grief
where they pick clover
the monument the soldier
goslings into new clover.
More
room more
fur more
desire
to cross the winter day, a new magnet.
An excited misapprehension of la Gloire,
cheek of
brass.
Fought to the finish stars
orchids, perhaps
at dusk severely.
Multiple tunes sunrise gloaming
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