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                    <text>Isaac Revisited
The will of Lady Burton (Isobel,
Wife of Sir Richard Francis Burton, sex
Researcher, diplomat, discoverer)
Mandated the destruction of both his
Effects and hers. However, some escaped,
Including his essay about a sect
Of Jews in Ottoman Arabia
Performing human sacrifice as late
As 1885. If one knew less
Or more! How much did Burton know? Reveal?
Where is the manuscript? Who printed it?
Perhaps the whole thing was a forgery
By Rider Haggard, who, despising Jews,
Knew how much harm a narrative can do.
Look what The World's Desire did to Aztecs.
Or, as he pointed out, the Pentateuch.
Assume, however, that the story's true.
The Caliphate, and let alone the tribes
Of Bedouin would not have taken note,
Especially if the coincidence
Of calendars meant sacrificial cries
Of sheep drowned out this year's elected youth.
How early did the Saudi Monarchy
Have information, or the Zionists?
Quite probably a text is in the vault
At Whitehall. Threats of circulating it
May well have shored the Palestine Mandate.
And in the hands of Brooklyn-Williamsburg…
It is romanticism to suppose
That if the ritual is practiced still
It's in the "Empty Quarter" or the Sinai,
Accessible, as Burton might have found,
Only by camel. Let the CIA
Investigate instead the tenements
Of Cairo and of Aden. Blackmail kept
Down Palestine? It might check Israel.
And since Jehovah's prose, like that of She,
Or Burton's Nights, tends toward the purple, His
Can be the medium to turn the rite
Into an urban legend. "Abraham
Therefore stretched forth his hand and took the knife
To slay his son" But Isaac turns aside;
The blade cuts through his shoulder. Dripping blood,
He runs into the street. The altar smoke
Obscures his father's vision, slows pursuit.
Mistaking Isaac for a catamite,
Police assume he flees a lovers' quarrel.
They do nothing. Moloch, Dagon, Baal…
Have you worldwide collateral effect?

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                    <text>Investments

As if the air were somehow concert pitch
And had been tuned a little higher, brightness
With a touch of tension puts an edge
On Jo-burg station and the 5:15.
The crowds outside seem conscious of a strain;
The first newspapers hurtling off their trucks
Dispel it. Native newsboys cut the cords;
I buy a Star and scan the headlines. No
Real need to short my circuit. Coffee bar,
And bar, and after that my homemade curry.
...
A Turkish kick in the café au lait
At the Brazilian Coffee Shop brings back
Full strength the early afternoon remark
Of Nola Croy, my secretary clerk.
No' had the first reports of rioting
At noon, as interruptions in New Rose
Of No Man's Land, her English Program soap.
"Look out for Saracens loose in the streets."
I know the reference is in this case
To armored carriers the police now use;
But as the Rose announcer likes to say,
"It resonates." As, too, the coffee does:
Constantinople 1453.

�...
The bar is full. I elbow toward Aldo
To order Oude Meester, brandy that O
O7 , if he knew, would kill for. Lloyd
McBride, who has no English, takes my hand.
"Hoe gaan dit, Yank?" Not nearly accurate,
As I am two years from a deepest South.
"Goed, man. Met jou?" I turn and see full face
The vainest profile in Johannesburg,
Horst Tugendhat, whom I know socially.
"Hello, Trevelly." That is not my name.
Herr Tugendhat perhaps does not know me?
"If you have money now's the time to buy.
The riots in the morning won't be Sharpeville.
They'.ll be down on Hollard Street." My alter
Ego is perhaps a youth of means?
I am a lowly Civil Servant IV.
"The Free State gold shares all dropped eighteen points.
They'll all go back up, however. Once, at least.
The nearer to the riot area
The less the shares went down. At one o'clock
West Driefontein had not gone down at all."
This is an attitude I know elsewhere.
It's Save your Confederate money, Boys.
Though Horst is Berlin of the whips and chains,
Not Appomattox of the proffered sword.

�His family, Berliner Tageblatt,
He told me when he knew me, owned also
The Van der Rohe house outside Brno.
(In those days publishers did not throw stones?)
Far and away the chilliest icebox
I ever sat in. Even as a week
End house we couldn't stand it. "Will you be
Undressing at the fencing studio?"
"Oh yes, of course." I do not have so much
As an appendicitis scar, but I
Owe something to that figure I am not,
As Horst does not let being Jewish mar
His blond stand-offishness: a mien to say
"Sein Ritter ich, bin Lohengrin genannt."
A newsboy (White) is at the barroom door,
Arousing no one's interest. No sale.
"Ek ken nie die lokasies nie," I note
For Jan DeBeer, remembering too late
He has no Afrikaans. "The Stock Exchange?"
He questions, on the quite good guess my lack
Of knowledge has to do with Hollard Street.
"I know them," Ian Williamson breaks in.
"I have a trading license there. Or had."
He is a six foot two New Zealander,
And Avon Lady of the township trade.
"If they need anything it' s first aid kits."

�"I came here hoping I could--you know--write,"
Says Ian. "Now I'll have the chance, I guess.
I used to think I'd write about the bar.
The bar and all of us as seen by Luthi.
How would that be?"
"Bantu busboy view
Of bar bilingualism on the Rand?
It's not your average teenage romance.
I doubt that anything we do in here
Would seem to Luthi one bit more bizarre
That all the other things us White Folks do."
Across the room a drunken shriek goes up
From I can hope the actual Trevelly.
"Nazi faggot! Don't you think I know
That scar of yours is pure collodion?
You'll be balls up in Brenthurst clinic next
To see if they can sew a foreskin on."
"Or then again it may seem more bizarre."
...
I meet my neighbor, Helen Heiden-Linden,
At the elevator. "Curry, Helen?
I've enough for two."
"Enough for three?
My mother's up from Durban."
"And to spare.
"I warn you, though, memsahibs give me stage fright."

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                    <text>Inventing the Subdivision
Humanity is done no credit if the Ark
Inertly floated and no more.
True, passages in Genesis do not remark
On keel and rudder, sail and oar,
But river dwellers ferry, deserts have their “ships,”
And Noah had the common sense
To onload camels, launch a dove on scouting trips.
And from day forty-one, immense
Profits accrue to who substantiate a claim
To any part of Ararat.
How many creatures to whom Adam gave a name
As mankind by the tiller sat
Eliminated one another in the hull?
A proto-Dodo, hopeless Crane,
Extinct as navigation exercised its pull.
Cheap flood insurance after rain,
The rainbow, though a promise, has as well its red,
Its hint of future tooth and claw.
But close ahead, toward which, by sail and knowledge sped,
The Ark is steering--development there in the raw-Is real estate the pigeon saw.

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                    <text>Into the World of Lawrence Welk
Full elevators; here, the reservations-in-advance floor.
It easily is fifteen years since I was on a dance floor.
New Year's Eve, however, and the near approach of fifty,
Prompt me to the act of hubris. Should the beat grow shifty,
Well, I am with my oldest friends. I, not exec, no broker,
Still less husband, pass for any panatela smoker.
Odd that now the steps come easy. Count, go through the motions,
Dip, turn, lead. Remote young man of zero-based emotions,
Did you miss a great career? No more than each must miss it.
One fox-trot in two decades has no deeper meaning, has it?
Pop the cork; fill up the stem. One couples; time uncouples.
Wine the upward water clock undoes the dance in bubbles.

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                    <text>Interlude and Last Act
December, 1940, in the Dutch East Indies,
Indochina, and the Belgian Congo. Free,
More free than ever they desired to be, from “Home,”
The colonies,, that is to say, the colonists,
May not or may absorb the truth that Germany
Is now to Europe in the measure they have been
To Asia and to Africa. One year remains
Of their new self-determination. French and Dutch
Governments-in-Exile are just as impotent
As, for the moment, are the independence groups.
The King, another Leopold, is no Free State;
A Vichy, rather, or a Dunkerque antonym.
What threatens White control is also what protects:
The raw materials the Axis covets force
Its rivals to defend. In time it will emerge
That neither oil nor rubber is the prize.
The Congo has uranium. In its remove
And its self-centeredness itself a colony,
Los Alamos creates a rising sun its own
To be sundown on metropolitan Japan.
There is no twilight in the tropics, Old Hands say,
But dusk of course there is; and cities of the West
On notice in the East experience as grace
Distinction’s missing difference: the fading days
That summarize. As Dutch as windmills, the counterweights
Above the bridges over Javanese canals;
The Exposition des Arts Decoratifs
Surviving in the all too permanent redoubt
The Banque de l’Indo-Chine put up as flagship house
Along the Saigon River; and, to white somewhat
A sepulcher, the Boulevard Albert Premier
In Leopoldville. Sloth and heathen folly rouse
Themselves and by and by are proved to be no fools,
If no less heathen. Who spoke endlessly of “Home”
Prefer to be elsewhere. Aruba takes them in;
The newly independent Cote d’Ivoire; upwind
New Mexico. Few of them have to make their beds
And let alone are forced to lie in them.
A second generation, downwind colons, farm
New Caledonia, or test the bomb themselves,
Or go out willingly to man the rocket base
In French Guiana--French and pestilential still-To the bewilderment, no doubt, of Dreyfusards.

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                    <text>Infrastructures
Gods have the wrong attendants. Why should Mars
Not have the Muses? No one ever called
The Iliad a hymn to peace, or said
Art has no wars. Miscast, Eros attends,
Who most of all should have attendants, first
Among them Mammon. Most of scholarship
Not being in the least original,
The owl whose tenure is beside the ear
Of Wisdom any parrot could contest.
And Ceres as a deity of grain
Has ram’s horn as a cornucopia,
A nod to mutton. Javelin, the flash
Upraised in Zeus’s hand is not more apt
In signifying than the triple threat
Of Neptune, or than Hades’ two-prong fork.
A trident gleams in firelight; bidents shine
In water. Each could substitute for each
(As Roman names can substitute for Greek).
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Or with the Holy Ghost attend the Son?
Jehovah’s service from the earliest
Has held out for the nothing less than all,
Defaulting to the priestesses of Baal.
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Is outside these assessments. Buddha’s tree
Was in Siddhartha’s servitude as shade.
A lifeless canopy would serve as well.
One god, of course, will never lack for shade.
Has he a name? Yes, many, but is one:
More uniform than any other god .
And all of us, in our variety
So inappropriate as hangers-on,
End facing eastward, supine at his feet.

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                    <text>Incidental Music
The deaf young man is nonetheless
Inserting coins into the jukebox.
Not by alphabet, he signs
That he can feel vibrations. Doubtless,
But is that his only reason?
I approached him on the thought
He is a fan of Berlin jazz.
(Surprise: the Wurlitzer has Weill).
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I see his method is not more
Than eeny-meeny-miney-moe.
It turns up Kitty Wells. If first
Impressions count, he’s made his point:
No one would think that he is deaf,
And, contact made, he goes from there.
Sex is, when all is said, non-verbal.
Note: I do not say non-vocal.
Leveling the playing field
Or cashing in on its extremes,
A muteness with a sound track scores.
In failure to communicate
One simply re-invents the rules.
It was the silent screen, recall,
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                    <text>I
In the Backveld
At Meikle's in the years of U.D.I.
One met as many Valies as Rhodesians.
"Is the Civil Service emptied, Frik?
Two former drivers and a boss of mine
Are running gasoline from Pietersburg.
I know a third of all the Whites up here
Speak Afrikaans, but this is old home week.
I've seen more people in the hotel bar
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What I do now."
"A live-in bodyguard
Of Ian Smith."
"Wrong. Smitty's six foot one
And takes care of his own security."
"You blackmail Rhodes Trustees. Impersonate
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"I'm fighting in Katanga."
"Teasing hair
To the Katanga Legion? Good God, Man.
How many shocks do you think I can take?"
"Up yours. I only roomed at Tannie Tease.
You know that."
"Hillbrow is Sophiatgown
For Europeans. Where else would you find
Hairdressers renting out back rooms."
"At least

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No. That
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"It beats a bare straw mattress, which is what
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Apparently would sleep on nothing else.
I'm not sure you can really deal with this:
Tannie herself is in the Legion.Tease
Is Warrant Officer. He does en brosse
In his spare time."
"Does all the waxes?"
"All."
Thys Fellowes, otherwise the business
Franchises as Auntie Tease, gave me the best
Crew cut by far I ever had. One wax
To lift and cut and be shampooed right out;
A second wax to groom. It lasted me
From Hillbrow to the Free State to the Cape
And all the way to Boston. Many fingers-.
May I brag-- ran through it. "And the wreck

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                    <text>In Anticipation of Linear C
Egyptian hieroglyphics really weren't deciphered.
Had the Rosetta Stone not ever been discovered.
Champollion would still be hacking. Mayan dating
No Julian could cope with, Slavic calibrating
Being itself some ten days off. God help musicians
Transposing twelve-tone scores, or any statisticians
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Can be no more than that--a matter of persuasion,
Of made-up text, and meaning compromised with hedges,
Cuneiform as fashion statement: trendy wedges.

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                    <text>The Imp of the Perverse
The world is full of men whose dearest urge
Is sex with Quasimodo or the corpse
Of Alfred Douglas or with Eng and Chang,
Whose own dear urges may not have to do
With hobbyists. (Well, Bosie's might have). Seek
And ye shall find; God help you if you do.
The only worse outcome is to suspect
That they find you; that you are some construct
Outside normality. Hunchback, be off.
Lord Alfred, put on boxing gloves and try
Kickboxing with the freestyle Siamese.
Do not, I pray you, zero in on me.
I, neither item nor collector, march
To one same drummer. Not, I add,
The Little Drummer Boy. I do not stalk.
Normality is the erotic point;
In what I am attracted to, that is.
Variety may be the spice of life,
But spices, you remember, came to be
From urgent need to hide the taste of rot.
Most hunting is for game already high.

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