Brooder, brooder, deep beneath its walls--
A small howling of the dove
Makes something of the little there
The little and the dark, and that
In which it is and that in which
It is established. There the dove
Makes this small howling, like a thought
That howls in the mind or like a man
Who keeps seeking out his identity
In that which is and is established...It howls
Of the great sizes of an outer bush
And the great misery of the doubt of it
Of stripes of silver that are strips
Like slits across a space, a place
And state of being large and light
There is this bubbling before the sun
This howling at one's ear, too far
For daylight and too near for sleep
A small howling of the dove
Makes something of the little there
The little and the dark, and that
In which it is and that in which
It is established. There the dove
Makes this small howling, like a thought
That howls in the mind or like a man
Who keeps seeking out his identity
In that which is and is established...It howls
Of the great sizes of an outer bush
And the great misery of the doubt of it
Of stripes of silver that are strips
Like slits across a space, a place
And state of being large and light
There is this bubbling before the sun
This howling at one's ear, too far
For daylight and too near for sleep
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