A FORTUNE IN PITCHABLENDE transl...

A FORTUNE IN PITCHABLENDE

translated according to Andrew Duncan


what blew at us gone out of great populated trees
was from its start plunged

into the time of conversations, tree language
was tree cake and lay
heavily at hearth like a rested bone, which
as we children repeatedly cried had been on its way
before your time, which has strode between the sides of the fields

amd nreathed onward them, which we could now
praise drawn out and willingly, and saw
that father too was doing well, called it
a support for memory, a signal chest
for his heart and grains
of walking on feet which were really not at home of date, of tracked