Ruins


Regardless of where I started,
with the form or the meaning,
all was left undone, the done and the not done,
as in agitated, interrupted sleep.

Your name held unattainable heights
and dimly lit places where
timid animals hid not showing up till dark
and perhaps I should have started there.

Now it’s too late, nothing but ruins
of what might have been;
I’ll build over them my Church
like one returning to a house at the close of day.


作者
曼努埃尔·安东尼奥·皮纳

译者
安娜·哈德森

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