Speaking In Tongues
The Disappearing Island
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Once we presumed to find ourselves for good
Between its blue hills and those sandless shores
Where we spent our desperate night in prayer and vigil,
Once we had gathered driftwood, made a hearth
And hung our cauldron like a firmament,
The island broke beneath us like a wave.
The land sustaining us seemed to hold firm
Only when we embraced it _in extremis_
All I believe that happened there was vision.
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