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S E P T E M B E R 1 9 9 1 WITHIN THIS TREEby Jane Hirshfield | |||||||||||||
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Hear Jane Hirshfield read this poem (in RealAudio): (For help, see a note about the audio.)
The Song (1986)
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Within this tree another tree inhabits the same body; within this stone another stone rests, its many shades of grey the same, its identical surface and weight. And within my body, another body, whose history, waiting, sings; there is no other body, it sings, there is no other world.
Copyright © 1991 by Jane Hirshfield. All rights reserved. The Atlantic Monthly; September 1991; Within This Tree; Volume 268, No. 3; page 66. |
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