wolves of music weave their way at a run
hawthorns wheeze with clandestine laughter
turning a new leafe, tide's out
young ship-captains high up on balconies
look far away through telescopes
east and west
a single fruit cut into halves
beneath a tree grown from the pit I once spit out
I've hung nets
to trap bird, and waited how many years
Bei Dao, Forms of Distance, David Hinton (trad.), New Directions Books, 1994.
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