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                    <text>Edith Cavell
England’s recruiting poster Joan of Arc,
I was a crypto-Walloon, and a stark
Reminder that when all is said and done
The letter of the law was with the Hun,
Although I rose at once to such renown
As was the Lusitania’s, once down,
If with as little claim to innocence.
All that could be brought forth in my defense
Is that I did not profit from my acts,
And that confession is what guile exacts.
Do not think my examiners were fools,
Or did not judge according to their rules.
It is the rules I fault, and though in days
To come I may be seen as through a blaze
Of Union Jacks and poppies, do I fail
If, unlike fearless Florence Nightingale
Shaking the military in her zeal
To bring the male establishment to heel
I’m seen as only fragile victim-nurse,
Or I-Want-You in posters, which is worse.
I’d sooner I urged Flemings to revolt
Or pacifists in Government to bolt.
Out in the Empire I gave name to streets,
But that was pre-Mahatma. Time deletes.

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                    <text>Eiffel without the Tower

Unrealized contracts in Panama;
Low bridges over rivers in Saigon;
Enlightening the world with strong spine hid,
The one-armed skeleton of Liberty;
Advanced enough to awe the Viennese
A railway terminal in Budapest;
Prefabricated chapels floated off
To Baja California, and, low
Tech folly--although not the engineer’s,
His client’s--in Iquitos in Peru
A metal mansion insects cannot eat
But which in tropic sun, predictably,
Defines unlivable. A century ahead,
With air-conditioning in force,
It’s a casino. As an unforeseen
Advantage, management can magnetize
The iron and subtly bias all the wheels.
If Liberty is biased--and she is,
In favor both of huddled masses, and,
Perversely, open spaces--how astute
True metal of her structure is not shown,
As neither iron nor copper, it is gold.
Without it no enlightenment can shine.
If Liberty defies consistency
The Tower stands defying gravity.
Unlike those hidden frameworks in New York
It puts its every stratagem on view.
They may or may not reassure. The lift,
Pre-Otis, is a pleas for confidence.
But, seen or hidden, physics has its laws.
One may interpret as a client asks.
However much it may confuse the tongues,
A tower is what language says it is,
And Liberty is what one makes of it.

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                    <text>Erich Wolfgang Korngold
1897-1957
The perfect hero, perfect plot,
I did not live to score.
That would have meant, as like as not,
Techniques I used before,
But barer. Fewer upward sweeps
Among the strings; no harps;
Fanfares, but diatonic; leaps
Of key from flat to sharps
Avoided, save where, as with change
Of focus, they explain.
You cannot treat the Texas Range
And sound stage Spanish Main
In one tonality. But who
For hero, what the script?
A costumed Jud in derring-do
Or Zarathustra stripped?
I am not Richard Strauss, alas,
Enjoying it both ways.
I am not sure it's greener grass
Or topiary maze
Or Herod's cistern I am in,
With Bette Davis soap.
And underscoring Errol Flynn
Needs certain skills to cope
Or one's own head is on the plate.
Not quite Jokanaan,
Contract renewed and up to date,
I notate on and on,
Who am an exile exiled thrice:
From city, era, tongue.
Of course, Vienna has its price.
I am no bard unsung.
Ex-prodigy I, you ex-star,
For our time left to be
We are in real life what we are.
The hero may be me.

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                    <text>Escoffier Meditates on the Shroud of Turin
As if a giant knife had boned a fish
Itself man-sized, the image on the Shroud,
Its two filets of stain laid end to end,
Awaits authentication. Failing that,
Sauce veronique. Inept Veronica,
Securer of the partial image, proud
Familiar of the veil, how you are mocked
By this excess of relic. Every nail,
Each station of the iconography
In place--an eager, linen manual
On how to crucify--it trips itself
By leaving nothing out. Who, least of all
A guard mount, has a forger’s care? High noon,
And up the rusted slope of Golgotha
Already climbs the unaccounted dark.
Inertly, on their arbitrary space
Where all is random, fall and roll and stop
The knucklebones., invested with the prints
Of those who cast them, in the first hot damp
Of storm to follow. There, then, is the sweat
That would convince, but who would worship it?
Embarrassed by the garment duly won,
No forger, replicating for all time
The little hour of nakedness and greed,
Would fail to give us loaded, perfect dice;
No future fail to turn mere fingerprints
To stigmata. Among the odd, intent
Procession of the Passion, where the saints
Jostle to impede the Cross’s way,
To have the glory of a Station, there,
Indifference and chance will play no part.
The lightning breaks between the cross and cross,
And if one splinter, can it matter which?
Whatever thunder lays the sanctum bare,
It is a sound that closes from us Cross,
Empire, province. Exile upon the Shroud
Tall in your immortality of spice,
If I filet the sole, have front and back
Your own clear tale of wounds? The grape I peel
You say you are; are too the bread. The fish,
How many years before the Shroud, revealed,
Encoded. It can be the Cross again.

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                    <text>Fantasia on Dummy Keys
The sound of a harpsichord reminds me
Of skeletons copulating.
--Sir Thomas Beecham

The practice keyboard teaches only fingering.
Interpretation is beyond it. Lacking sound,
It will forgive wrong notes, not know an exercise
From Bach, if there indeed is some distinction. Mute,
It is the ideal medium for twelve-tone works,
If not the Chopin repertoire. Without response,
How judge of touch? Too firm? Too light? One must assume
Seducers learn and necrophiliacs do not
Else why do spinet’s key and quill go at it so?
Is Czerny a perversion? And if harpsichords
Seem musical cadavers, are the fringe who play
“Authentic instruments” grave robbers? They, in proof
Of scholarship as folly, preach that out-of-tune
Is what is called for. Vocal exercises--scales-Employ an instrument whose authenticity
No one can doubt. A vocalise may have no words,
But is expression in a way dexterity,
Viewed, cannot ever be, although Franz Liszt might say
"My fingering could surely semaphore the deaf,
Who at recitals should be charged full ticket price."
To speak of heartstrings being plucked is retrograde,
As to both time and mechanism. Live hearts hammer.

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1987
The 747 fishtails endlessly
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What Congolese thumb-chopping was to missionaries,
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Such as Alice Walker, although as now reckoned
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Tiens, Alice. If you want the hands of butchers stayed,
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As ceremonial as Roman rostral columns,
Trieste’s two high flagpoles front the empty sea,
The city’s abstract fleur-de-lis their latest crest,
A dark, heroic statuary as their base.
It is as if the Iwo Jima photograph
Had in a retroactive time warp straightened up
To be the 20s Fascist model. In the haze
That lifts the shining Adriatic out of time,
Makes it one surface with the spaces facing it,
One era with republics, communes gone before,
As plausible as empty shipping palaces,
Their architecture of Vienna-by-the Sea,
There might arrive that skiff from Island of the Dead,
An unmanned Flying Dutchman of the stormless Gulf,
Or second Raft of the Medusa, skeletons
On board as well as sprawling Second Empire nudes;
As in a bloodied operetta uniform
Franz Ferdinand was ferried north, as once
An Emperor of Mexico was floated home.
Tourism shows decline can be an industry
Like any other. Venice does not live on glass,
Vienna on the OPEC meetings. So Triest
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Becoming Trst. Outliving Yugoslavia,
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                    <text>Great Non-Egyptian Mummies
I
Depression sideshow looking every bit as old
As Tutankhamun, one of some three dozen souls
Who on their deathbed bragged of being John Wilkes Booth
Is on exhibit. There is evidence of fire,
But carnivals themselves burn not infrequently.
X-rays above the coffin show a broken leg,
Though nothing certifies those photographs are his.
If Dr. Mudd was guilty and let Booth escape,
What was the actor’s life existing on the lam?
A barker? Possibly this barker, summing up,
For who are willing to believe, a vivid life
Not quite his corpse’s: every man’s conspiracy.
II
Attended in suburban Buenos Aires by-No tyro--Isobel Peron, the glazed remains
Of Eva wait a restoration. Not of them,
Which from the first have been state of the art. Of Juan,
Who travels with the body as one might with spares,
Or trip insurance. Isobel, the former dance
And nightclub hostess, not yet grieving president,
Pulls out the rusted hairpins and replaces them;
Dusts off the jewel copies; vaselines the lips.
Pizarro in his crystal case in Lima fares
No better. It’s a Valley of the Fallen shrunk
To one: an Elba, truce, St. Helena to be.
III
He’s offered now at half the price, an honest pitch,
As only half of him is there. The endless queues
Outside the granite of the ziggurat have gone;
The Guard no longer changes at the hour. The State
In fact is withering away, although to what
No one is betting. Barnum, thou shouldst be alive
At this hour. Lease Evita, purchase Lenin, find
One more among the many Booths, and watch the world
Beat down your doors. Add in John Dillinger in part
And see Madame Tussaud herself turn in the grave.
How often has your fool, the every minute born,
An all time chance to see his wise ones mortified?.

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