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Psalm for a sugarhouse.(New poems)(Poem)
Psalm for a sugarhouse Here in the creak and the dark, Take heart and mouth your clouds: Be it ever so ice-locked, You're ringed by maple woods. Let that be your pure thought Here in the numb and the gloom: The sap will answer the knock, The taproot calls up the stem. Hunker and let your heart feast Here in the stark and the bleak: No word need cross your lips, ...
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