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The Curse
Oh, lay my ashes on the wind
That blows across the sea.

And I shall meet a fisherman
Out of Capri,

And he will say, seeing me,
"What a Strange Thing!
Like a fish's scale or a
Butterfly's wing.
"

Oh, lay my ashes on the wind
That blows away the fog.

And I shall meet a farmer boy
Leaping through the bog,

And he will say, seeing me,
"What a Strange Thing!
Like a peat-ash or a
Butterfly's wing.
"

And I shall blow to YOUR house
And, sucked against the pane,
See you take your sewing up
And lay it down again.


And you will say, seeing me,
"What a strange thing!
Like a plum petal or a
Butterfly's wing.
"

And none at all will know me
That knew me well before.

But I will settle at the root
That climbs about your door,

And fishermen and farmers
May see me and forget,
But I'll be a bitter berry
In your brewing yet.
Written by: John Berryman

Book: Shattered Sighs