II
Show me that man always so gentle
Who said fingers make the earth rise
The rainbow in knots, the serpent in coils
The mirror of flesh which forms an infant on a pearl
Obedient nudes reducing distance
Loaded with desires and images
One folowing the other, hands of the same clock.
Show me the sky loaded with clouds
Which duplicates the world hidden under my eyelids
Show me the whole sky in a single star.
I see the earth well without being dazzled
The dark stones, the phantom grass
Those big glasses of water, those big blocks
of amber landscapes
The games of fire and ashes
The solemn geography of human limits
Show me also the black corsage
The hair pulled back, the lost eyes
Of those pure black girls who are passing
From here to elsewhere at my whim
Who are proud doors in the walls of this summer
Strange jars without liquid, all so virtuous
Made in vain for simple relationships
Show me the secrets which unify their temples
To those absent palaces which make the earth rise.
to Jodey to
Moongate
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