Watch down the meadows here, of half a sight of slaughter, and stick down these rows furled lazy with the grass of fair days and stilted with colours of May. And see no horns, rooted like the children's graves, all turned a pallid colour. And bathe now in the sun of stilted memories gone to wind.
For no heads turn as sirens on the clock here, filled with madness of spinning rocks on the hour. Nor any men dressed as men without eyes, should we skinned heads have to suckle death from their guns. No: now these Trees had hanged the...