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Audio Poem of the Day — Much in Little. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00Much in little, amid the iris and the rose, the honey-suckle and the bay, the wild earth for a moment goes in dust or weed another way. Small, though its corner be, the weed will get intrude its creeping beard, the harsh blade and the hairy seed recall the brutal earth we feared. And if no water touched the dust in some far corner, and one dare to breathe upon it one may cross the specter on the summer air. The reason dust alive with fire, the fire made visible, a blur in Terry, the pervazy fire of Foxtail and a forehound bird.
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