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Crow and Mama
When Crow cried his mother's ear
Scorched to a stump.


When he laughed she wept
Blood her breasts her palms her brow all wept blood.


He tried a step, then a step, and again a step -
Every one scarred her face for ever.


When he burst out in rage
She fell back with an awful gash and a fearful cry.


When he stopped she closed on him like a book
On a bookmark, he had to get going.


He jumped into the car the towrope
Was around her neck he jumped out.


He jumped into the plane but her body was jammed in the jet -
There was a great row, the flight was cancelled.


He jumped into the rocket and its trajectory
Drilled clean through her heart he kept on

And it was cosy in the rocket, he could not see much
But he peered out through the portholes at Creation

And saw the stars millions of miles away
And saw the future and the universe

Opening and opening
And kept on and slept and at last

Crashed on the moon awoke and crawled out

Under his mother's buttocks.
Written by: Ted Hughes

Book: Reflection on the Important Things