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Song

This is the love I bring,
Absolute and nothing:
A tree but with no roots,
A cloud heavy with fruit,
A wide stone stair
That leads nowhere
But to empty sky,
Ambiguous majesty.

This is the love I bear:
It is light as air,
Yet weighs like an earth;
It is water flowing,
Yet adamant as fire.
It is coming from going.
It is dying and growing.

A love so rare and hard
It cuts a diamond word
Upon the windowpane,
"Never, never again,
Never upon my breast,"
Having no time to bring,
Having no place to rest,
Absolute and nothing.”
May Sarton, Cloud, Stone, Sun, Vine
“O, in this single hour I live, All of myself and do not move. I, the pursued, who madly ran,
Stand still, stand still and stop the sun!”
May Sarton, Cloud, Stone, Sun, Vine