from
“More
Beautiful than the Holy Locust Tree Are the Words of the Lord”
by Mary Oliver (Thirst)
The deer came into the
field.
I saw her peaceful face and
heard the shuffle of her breath.
She was sweet enough for merriment
and not afraid,
but bold to say
Whose field she was
crossing: spoke the tap of her foot:
“It is God’s, and mine.”
But only that she was born
into the poem that God made, and
called the world.
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