Natural Law Poem by Babette Deutsch
Natural Law
If you press a stone with your finger,
Sir Isaac Newton observed,
The finger is also
Pressed by the stone.
But can a woman, pressed by memory's finger,
In the deep night, alone,
Of her softness move
The airy thing
That presses upon her
With the whole weight of love? This
Sir Isaac said nothing of.
Monday, February 15, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: nature,woman
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