They who go down to the sea
In shops, Zig-zagging across the
Sloping grass on their way, nerves
All a window’s arranged waves
Q & I brought the antler down off the shelf
It once had been a book that has been there too long
It hid, like us
Ploughed a dust-bowl, called it quits
like us, Traded that time for another time
Skated it. The way the idiots
Took her off the wall, just like a chicken
And dragged her to the sink, through the dust
I thought, where they
Saw what chickens get done and
How they went on for exactly twenty words too many
Put the antler away, sold.
I heard they did not ever
Quite make it to the sea
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