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 \nThe peaceful and flowering public gardens,  \nthe smell of the ocean again  \nSo much tied in such sites  \nof past pleasures  \nStepping into the new alwayss   with you  \nA low haze beyond the harbour's mouth  \nI am full and happynowat your side  \n...we finally begin to fall asleep as dawn comes,as a singlewhippoorwill starts to sing…  \nwe wake,and make love.Outside a grey sea mist fills the woods.Later,standing alone in these woods waiting for her,not knowinghow...this journey today so far from  \nThe tricks are pulled  \nblue skies flash across the screen  \nThe falsity when anything becomes a symbol  \nYou are lowered very gently  \ninto the waiting boat alongside  \nMuch later ashore on this island  \nwhere tears rarely happen,…  \nYou are away there on other continents  \nSo hard-“It is hard to stand firm in the middle”  \nwaitingfor that lightness,that ease  \nof movement  \nThe freighter was anchored in the middle of the bay with a fullhead of steam up.As the launch approached  \nIn the Museum of Fine Arts,Boston-  \nMycerinus and his queen,Khamerernebty I.  \nslate.fourth dynasty(2613-2494 B.C.).  \n(The Pharoah Mycerinus also known as Menkaure.)  \nIn the Egyptian Museum,Cairo-  \nMycerinus triad:Mycerinus,Hathor,and the personification  \nof the “Dog”nome.  \nslate.fourth dynasty.  \n(The personification of the “Dog”district(nome)is a woman.)  \nthe tenderness.They stand facing us,she to his left,her rightarm around his waist,her left hand resting on his left upper arm.  \nHorus,Hathor,Anubis.  \nHorus ·the falcon headed god,the sun.Hathor -the cow headed goddess,the sky.Anubis -the jackal headed god,the guardian of the dead.  \nHorus,the rising sun,enters Hathor,the sky.Obvious enough.Doors flung open,a clear blue day outside,cactus,sage brush,and the yellow desert ochre,and the blue sky.New Mexico.  \nHorus,son of Osiris,a falcon,whose two eyes are the sun and themoon,and whose breath is the cooling north wind.  \nHathor,the cow,the sky goddess,stars on her belly,the sun betweenher horns,guardian of the Western Mountain,goddess of the coppermines of Sinai,of a woman's love and joy,of perfumes and spices,identified by the Greeks as Aphrodite.The mother who gives birth toRa,the sun,at dawn.The destroyer on whose back Ra rides throughthe sky.  \nAnubis,the jackal,guardian of the desert cemeteries,master ofembalmment,who oversees the weighing of each heart.  \n“a god is power personified...In Egypt....”  \nNo godhead,no gospel,but“a multiplicity of approaches”,each inits own right,each imminent in nature.  \nDOUGLAS OLIVER  \nImportantly  \nAerial conjurors in corridors  \nhope to go straight and quick-·look  \ngrab him no curving into turbulence  \nthat grass is all warning shouts  \nloud white thorns  \ngrow in the plans  \nadders swerve to cold  \nfrom a doorsill into the internal  \nthe hope of speed is stung in a home of pyjamas  \nor a bullet to the fancy for a long,long time  \nin a dreamy sweat movement  \ngoes peaceably to the sagpit safety  \nwe are your servants can we help you  \nto the most dangerous daisy love of sleep  \nThe sleep hangs in the parachutedynamic of an old-fashioned aviatorejecting from arr","cbCaipVkEpTURoVU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipVkEpTURoVU","pdf",3037241,88,"English","# 'The Long Black Veil': Book Seven\n## LEE HARWOOD\n## DOUGLAS OLIVER\n## RON LOEWINSOHN\n# 'My Favourite Book': prose\n## An Interview with Peter Schjeldahl by Victor Bockris\n# 'Extraordinary Measures': prose\n# Letters and poem excerpts","[{\"question\":\"What is the main collection featured in this issue?\",\"answer\":\"The issue centers on \\\"The Long Black Veil: Book Seven,\\\" presented as a notebook with multiple poem entries and illustrations.\"},{\"question\":\"Which prose items are included beyond the poetry?\",\"answer\":\"It includes \\\"My Favourite Book\\\" with an interview, as well as prose titled \\\"Extraordinary Measures\\\" and additional letters and extracts.\"},{\"question\":\"Are there recurring visual or image-based references in the text?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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