This poem is taken from PN Review 34, Volume 10 Number 2, November - December 1983.
Winter Day and EveningThe biggest sun on one side
and on the other the new moon
distant in memory like those breasts.
Seferis, 'Summer Solstice'
Instead of climbing as we'd planned
into the mountain foothills,
we foundered at the first steep slope
and lost ourselves in snow.
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