HULK
SHE lacks no tether, acquiescing in The mud-loving anchor-she accepts A paralysis of contentment, conceding A monopoly of barnacles. Spent all her spirit, she is denied Gold-pampered soils, she hugs The squalid whart who was rich In sunsets, and death gnaws her ribs Who lightly as a legend ran. Not to be robed in regimentation, never To outsmart winds . . . stilled to acceptance, Schooled to the dirge of decay, and cringing
Beneath the counted hours...
J.R.
Hervey
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 37, Issue 936, 19 July 1957, Page 8
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77HULK New Zealand Listener, Volume 37, Issue 936, 19 July 1957, Page 8
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