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ROSAMUND STANFORD lessnessness
i'm grateful like a christian for the bumps of earth under my
slippers the sheep i'm stood up on laid its skin
down and its locks to be footpadding felting of
ground softed
telling me lower it's lower the
pace
the pace is lower
walk on my ears the bumps the bumps are telling me
still be still in the heave and
hive still as the queen laying
crawl the slow-roll bank feel feel the matted matting
of end-of-winter bits broken-off msuku
grass dust-silted
roll till a stone or a rock heaves up under
my shoulder blade
and through the valley the wind from its rushing
tear stops all of a sudden.
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