Robert Duncan (January 7, 1919 – February 3, 1988)
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Poems by Robert Duncan : 8 / 14
Passage Over Water
We have gone out in boats upon the sea at night,
lost, and the vast waters close traps of fear about us.
The boats are driven apart, and we are alone at last
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Robert Duncan
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dark wound closed in behind us. great write,