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ON THE DEATH OF A WRITER FRIEND I sit down at my PC
The day is gloomy
Ursula Le Guin is dead
No more verses in e-mail
No more velvet prose steely glance
A glance at this strange world of ours going to pot
An unfolding of strange other worlds of warning and joy
We are orphaned indeed the shock is strong
I sit down at my PC
I go on writing
In the dead of the Winter
What was our yield from Ursula?
We'll need writers who can remember freedom
Poets Ð realists of a larger reality
Even better: O my joy, be free!
Orphans must become parents
But things won't be the same as with her
I bitterly wish this cup had passed me by
Clouds lour rain won't come
The universe is unfair
Farther South than South
Where U went (i like to think)
You're dancing quizzical dragon dear
In a warmer wind
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Darko R. Suvin | ||