I hope to define my life, whatever is left,
by
migrations, south and north with the birds
and far
from the metallic fever of clocks,
the self
staring at the clock saying, "I must do this."
I can't
tell the time on the tongue of the river
in the cool
morning air, the smell of the ferment
of
greenery, the dust off the canyon's rock walls,
the
swallows swooping above the scent of raw water.
Jim
Harrison
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