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Saturday, November 2, 2013
Ode to Narouz*
*A poem inspired by Lawrence Durrell's The Alexandria Quartet. A work remarkable if only for its masterly portrayal of the imagination's true desert heart and, in particular, of the Hosnani brothers in Mountolive.
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Whip in hand, Narouz speaks and bats
lie split at his feet:
to a brother's glib oily bitch, a whip! and
an old desert queen
-true hearts-
Sand and eye's clutching vision, inter-
twined, slink like Suras
-in desert light!-
Linking palms of lovers also split,
lying dead like bats
- at his feet-
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