| Boasts time mocks cumber Rome. Wren set up his own monument. Others watch fells dwindle, think the sun’s fires sink. Stones indeed sift to sand, oak silence while we ask nothing Basil Bunting |
Boasts time mocks cumber Rome. Wrenset up his own monument.Others watch fells dwindle, thinkthe sun’s fires sink. Stones indeed sift to sand, oakblends with saint’s bones.Yet for a little longer herestone and oak shelter silence while we ask nothingbut silence. Look how clouds danceunder the wind’s wing, and leavesdelight in transience. …
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