The alarm clock on the left of the bed,
The list of things to do on the right, The organizer, the old-fashioned watch That goes tick-tick. If a Hittite Were to leap up from behind your desk And rouse you from your torpor, smile Indulgently, “Thanks good fellow.” The bottle rolling in the aisle, The yawp of cars, the irritation At the worker with the squishy Laugh. And look the river takes in Everything. Anguish, wee- Ping, bring them in and open up The windows, flood the room with sun, Until your strength will last longer than death And your faith will outlive oblivion.
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Yaacov David Shulman
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