THE STORY OF A STONE
There is a stone in the blue fields of midnight,
And finally the stone is its own story; the stone
will always tell you nothing about itself.
What lives inside the stone?
Miracles, strange light.
The stone is a superior star; it invents itself,
makes history, pursues itself down
The same hill forever, or just lies there being
A stone.
~excerpt from poem, THE T.E.LAWRENCE POEMS,
by Gwendolyn MacEwen, Mosiac Press, 1982. Canadian poet 1942 - 1987
[Shadowmaker: The Life and Times of Gwendolyn Macewen. A video of Toronto writers including Margaret Atwood discussing the poet.]
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
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