Thursday, December 22, 2011

Random Bookshelf Reading 91

Random Bookshelf Reading 91

Question:  Today?

Answer:  "The doors open/and the heat undoes itself,/everyone undoes himself,/everyone walks naked./Two of them walk on the table./They are not afraid of God's displeasure./They will have no truck with the angel/who hoots from the fog horn/and throws the ocean into the rocks outside./One of them covers the bedstead./One of them winds round the bedpost/and both of them beat on the floor./"

From the poem, "In the Beach House" in The Complete Poems by Anne Sexton.


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