Like Ulysses when the surging from the hostile cliffs rebounding on the jagged rocks returning, like him with his fingers clinging, to the black rock, straining, clinging, waiting for the wave to crush him fearing other rocks behind him holding with his fingers till the skin was torn and raw, like Ulysses’ hands in danger tearing half the skin upon them till the gentler current carried tired swimmer toward peaceful shore, like Ulysses, love is holding, holding till life offers more. (1960s) Comments are closed.
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Poems by Janet
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