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Written by
John Berryman |
Shh! on a twine hung from disastered trees
Henry is swinging his daughter.
They seem drunk.
Over across them look out,
tranquil, the high statues of the wise.
Her feet peep, like a lady's in sleep sunk.
That which this scene's about—
he pushes violent, his calves distend,
his mouth is open with effort, so is hers,
in the Supreme Court garden,
the justices lean, *****, out, the trees bend,
man's try began too long ago, with chirrs
& leapings, begging pardon—
I will deny the gods of the garden say.
Henry's perhaps to break his burnt-cork luck.
I further will deny
good got us up that broad shoreline.
Greed may
like a fuse, but with the high shore we is stuck,
whom they overlook.
Why,—
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