Title: Grosmont Castle: The Great Chimney

Author: BARBARITO CARLOS Subject: POETRY Source: Download book: Words Statistic: words statics

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Carlos Barbarito (Grosmont Castle: The Great Chimney) The dead are not like us. Suspended in the midday still, they miss satiety and thirst. They wane, yet stay. Their eyes are set aside, their hands do not caress, eager or fearful, the stony mossy stuff. They carry extinguished lamps, threadbare raincoats, broken shields. We hug and all lights up, broom as far as one can see, a settled present moment. We feel each grass blade's breath pressed against another blade or by itself: it catches up to us and pierces through, then slowly turns back into wood that which was sawdust scattered in the air. (Translated by Ricardo Nirenberg ...

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