Old being what never before has been
Old jet your way whitely too far to hear
Old pale as you turn old dumpling of hair
Old wobbler over a salt flat land
Old mother of mothers of mothers of more
Old touring the walker old shawl old stare
Push your way shopping up aisles of lawn
Old jet your way whitely too far to hear
Old light in the den whatever the hour
Old name the children's children's children
Name mother of mothers of mothers of more
Old goer old doer old chin how far
Then rest old dizzy like wash in a wind
Old jet your way whitely too far to hear
Old go your way bravely old hand on the door
Old speller in stove-dust pollen and down
Old mother of mothers of mothers of more
Old jet your way whitely too high to hear
(c)Jay Paul 1999
from Going Home in Flood Time
the ink drop press, Painter, Virginia
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