CONJUNCTIONS:1 Fall 1981
Five Poems
Cid Corman



And   if   you
had   never
been?   Is

it  very different
from   this?


You  have  to
understand
where  I  am

The  cry  of
any  ghost
to  any.


Out  of  what  seemed
like  nothing  last
winter  these

red  berries.
Or  is  it  the
nothing  made  real?


Up  to  my  ears
in  silence
over  my  head

in  stars.   How
each  breath  comes  as
a  bubble.


Born
breath
into  it

go.
Know  what  you
know.

Hunger  for
death.
Eat.