This poem is taken from PN Review 92, Volume 19 Number 6, July - August 1993.
PoemsPURSUITS
Halted, they confer.
From which one turns her head
as if whatever gains on them
must be acknowledged.
It is something vastly filled
by farflung snow.
A forgotten negative
suddenly printed.
It is a taking-place.
From which one turns her head
to add to what must be said.
Mist flares from their mouths
to complete itself absently
among all this. And some
clap and stamp. And that
is at once silenced.
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