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POEMS FOR NOONE
By David Eide
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Love Song
When love begins to sing
My awkward desire for perfection
Dies;
We move to the rhythm of a gracious fury
And for an instant voices, hands, and feet elevate
Whatever shame we have to some imagined peak;
We die happy in the womb of the obdurate world.
The song is the first boat down the river, across a lake
Where the house on poles was consecrated. And they wondered
At the boat that could move so fast! The craft cut a wave
before it flew.
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