An old man nodding
over his book, waiting for
a break in the heat,
the sound of thunder,
the sudden cool of a sum-
er shower. He’s slept
through many signs of
eternity’s love for time’s be-
ings. Mozart’s music
is full of them. And
just now he’s reading Milosz,
his Issa versions.
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