Heather McHugh (20 August 1948 / San Diego, California)
Poems by Heather McHugh : 15 / 32
Inside
In the field is a house
of wood. A window of the house
contains the field.
You can't see far
with a sun in the sky,
with a living-room lamp
at night. Locality is all
you light, and you, as single
as a bed. But there's
no end to dark. The bed is in the clearing
and the clearing's in the wind; the world
is a world among others. Now your cell-stars split.
Heather McHugh
Submitted: Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Poems by Heather McHugh : 15 / 32
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