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| On a riverbank in Willingboro, N. J. |
| March 1976 |
| The River |
| I watched the ice go home last night, |
| while you lie curled up in your dreams. |
| After you left I couldn't sleep, |
| instead I walked down along the river, |
| stood in the fog |
| listening to the ice |
| crashing against itself, |
| in it's hurry to reach it's journey's end. |
| It was different from the way it left. |
| hardened somehow and cold, |
| but going homeward to the sea. |
| I remember wondering, |
| how many things it's seen, |
| or if it even noticed the voyeur |
| standing on the bank. |
| What were your dreams about, anyway? |