Yesterday I planted garlic,
Today, sunflowers – ‘the non-essentials first’
Is a good motto – but these I planted in honour of
The Archangel Michael and my earthly friend,
Illingworth, Michael also, who gave me the seeds –
And they will turn their wild pure golden discs
Outside my bedroom, following Te Ra
Who carries fire for us in His terrible wings
(Heresy, man!) – and if He wanted only
For me to live and die in this old cottage,
It would be enough, for the angels who keep
The very stars in place resemble most
These green brides of the sun, hopelessly in love with
Their Master and Maker, drunkards of the sky.
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