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Dread and sorrow reaching, in time, into many reaches, there comes the hour I wonder if my husband left me because I was not quiet enough in our bed. I can hardly see those nights and afternoons, any more, those mornings, but now, for a moment, I can almost hear the sound of him then, as if startled, or nearly caught up with, nearly in the grip of something like terror, as if of death--and then those honeysuckle moans, trellis and lattice to mine, in the body's mouth- to-mouth full-out duet. He lived so deep in himself, he seemed not quite alive like others, but hibernating, I called for him through solid earth until he woke, and left. Christ if my love-cries woke him. Sometimes they were only low, drenched, lock-clicks of the breath stopped, then drifting in mortise-light with him ... 11,000 ...
Source: HighBeam Research, NOT QUIET ENOUGH.(Poem)