Malcolm Evison (15 June 1944 / Canterbury)
September Song
Time past time yet to be
Discovered. I gaze out
Across the hills, the scene changes
Image merges into image. The clouds devour
The openness; still it is growing
No-one can capture the full and flowing
Taste of life, no-one has time enough
To even care. We do
What we must do to pass the time,
But why not more of it – just take it
Let it grow from us.
The sky grows, my eyes close
Once again. Trees and open fields,
Wind tears them all –
This one this all is mine
I breathe, I grow.
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