tinnabulation
of hungry
chattering autumn teeth,
as once again, some fantastic daredevil
vagabond inside you—
so restless
to uncover nothing less than the wind's
most wild and rippling
and uncredited sources of motivation—goes
catapulting outwards,
clamoring—Contact! and then rocketing
clamoring—Contact! and then rocketing
hardy
and heedless through incautious weathers—
over drenched morning hills, beyond weird
desiccated evenings
and their leafy shadows
of all those poor souls withering
so slight
behind the constrictive poverty of their windowsills.
And not chattering
out of nerves—
for not at all nervous
to get places,
but—quite anxious
to find them.