I knew that I had seen, had seen at last That
girl my unremembering nights hold fast Or
else my dreams that fly, If
I should rub an eye, And
yet in flying fling into my meat A
crazy juice that makes the pulses beat As
though I had been undone By
Homer’s Paragon Who
never gave the burning town a thought; To
such a pitch of folly I am brought, Being
caught between the pull Of
the dark moon and the full, The
commonness of thought and images That
have the frenzy of our western seas. Thereon
I made my moan, And
after kissed a stone, And
after that arranged it in a song Seeing
that I, ignorant for so long, Had
been rewarded thus In Cormac’s ruined house. |
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