The Morning’s black armour is well-oiled,
And He encroaches silently.
The gloom of dreams remains uncongealed,
Held at bay with idle browses
And He encroaches silently.
The gloom of dreams remains uncongealed,
Held at bay with idle browses
Through the rooms of many houses.
They come, shaking in triumph
Their long grey hair. They come
By my hands which halt the binding flame
By my hands which halt the binding flame
Which for me would signal sleep.
---
See Joyce's 'I Hear an Army'
No comments:
Post a Comment