Aside & Away (The Green Window Sequence)
… goddess-like she seems …
Homer (Translated by Edward, Earl of Derby)
Homer (Translated by Edward, Earl of Derby)
… a sad girl adrift sadly walking alone,
rolling dry leaves rustling in her wake, her voice saying …
… sometimes Opal, sometimes June, sometimes …
… in ye beginning was Her …
and she was seen dead, drowned, hanged,
cut-throated, & loving & singing
her pale face unmirrored in fountains & ponds
& dew droplets huddled in cuplike corollas
flame sound in ye silence of dusk dying out,
light smile on her lips, awing eyes
rolling dry leaves rustling in her wake, her voice saying …
… sometimes Opal, sometimes June, sometimes …
… in ye beginning was Her …
and she was seen dead, drowned, hanged,
cut-throated, & loving & singing
her pale face unmirrored in fountains & ponds
& dew droplets huddled in cuplike corollas
flame sound in ye silence of dusk dying out,
light smile on her lips, awing eyes