Between this wooden land
Of stork trees stand
The wiley scuffs of dancing tufts
That play in diffuse light like
Spiked pineapple tops
The lesions of sore silver, shimmering lakes
Stretches of straits and waterscapes
Gaping wide gates that ask their
gormless question why
To their empty fields
Their loveless lovers
Who steal like deer in shadows
Before the dawn has struck
And the sun is still a stuck
Orange yolk yet to break
And spill its golden liquor down
Upon the valley
Where the green king river snakes
And hedges blaze in fires before
The eyes of wood anemones
Who listen in their disguise
Those beautiful flower spies
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