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morning star, nameless vapor, poem, Poetry, receiver, road-signs, sonnet
Be vast beyond the trees. Be transparent.
The dusk was good. You cavort. I am shy.
Give the sky a backward glance, whose crescent
eyes all these road-signs miss but don’t know why.
So what? – a phone will start ringing, humming
about the rain. Word! you say, the devil
will die – but not like this. There’s a graying
vapor, nameless, across the water; dull
with no words left. For how long will you go
without luggage, shoes, road-signs? You can see
through me. I love symbols, signs. Rise. Again,
press your face to mine under the sky. Glow.
Call me Morning Star. In the receiver
you can just hear a busy-sound, like rain.