Once on a walk through fields near Bath
I sought the comp’ny of a church
I pressed my feet across the naked path
I scraped my knuckles ‘cross a drooping birch
And begged the ground to sprout intimacy.
Golden fields of rolling crop
Dust petals blooming in a sun lit room
The waves approaching with white foam atop
Now memories and photographs entomb.
Horace lying ‘pon a water’s side
Spying beauty, caught it in a song
Beauty, place, both things lost to the tide
In poetry’s Arcadia live on.
Recall when he was Adam and I Eve
Arcadia then I think I must have known
For Eden in my memory is weaved
And paradise in recollections shown.
Again, again, I seek again that place.
One glorious death, red blood on pagan bands,
Was told of Rome by lovers at her wake
And Caesar in the colosseum stands
Saluting Nerva, Rome was built by Blake.
Time or reality places erase,
Preserved by epitaphs, as are the dead,
In that churchyard, as all around decays,
I found a tombstone and I duly read,
“Et in Arcadia Ego.”
I guess that the most pressing image I still carry of you is your hair. Beautifully messy, golden, and incomparable to anything I had ever seen, or have seen since. You most surely don’t realize the…
Nem sempre o lindo universo da literatura é tão lindo assim. Não se trata de um mundo paralelo, em que os problemas da terra somem e se passa a viver em transe, em epifania e fruição. Como em todos…
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