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LATE OCTOBER HEXAMETERS After Miklos Radnoti, "Oktobervegi Hexameterek"
In its dancer's channel the white-laughing creek sprints down off
the mountain,
the autumn leaf dances and, smoothing itself on the wave-crest,
swims off.
Just look: in the shadows the dogwood's tart jewels are aglow on
the bushes,
and, sunlit, the little grass blades, a-sparkle, tremble like old
folks.
The sun still shines but so ripely that now only craft, slow and
steady,
holds it aloft on the sky not to drop: it fears for its gold.
I too am slow and crafty in this crafty, slow radiance,
and I worry for you in the winter cold, the way firewood is
worried;
blind worry about winter clothes ebbs and flows in your eyes
and as winter breath will be fogging its mirrors, so sleepy remorse
floods the blue radiance; on your lips the sentence drops off to
sleep
and the kiss wakes up. Snow will come blackly with ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Late October Hexameters.(Poem)