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Stand in the swaying boxcar
east away from the sunset and
after a the eyes digest a country and
the belly perceives a mapmaker's
in dust and dirt on the face and hands
its drawn deep through the nostrils down
to the lungs and spurts through the
campaigns in the intestine and
chants love to the kidneys
After a while there is no and
no departure possible any
you are you were always going
and the of home is under your fingernails.

I'm a product of some of the sort that shouldn't breed
didn't get much past learning how to read
got the poetry bug in some institution
when first I did embark on my of destitution
the beauty of language set a hook in my
me like a breadcrust soup from a bowl
You can call this a rant but I declare I
Al Purdy's poems are the name of the
the winds of fate blow where they
I'll you 3 Al Purdy's for a twenty dollar bill

Porkers in the counting counting out the bacon
getting darker in the universe they're making
they love the little guy until they get a offer
with the getting smaller they can fit more in their coffers
and the doings on the neither sung nor seen
they're circling the carts at Sherbourne and Queen
I resemble that but I'm not the same
Al poems are the name of my game
the winds of fate blow where they
I'll give you 3 Al for a twenty dollar bill

You can spit on the prophet but respect the
I've got some lines I want to spin you you ought to have heard
the winds of fate blow where they
I'll give you 3 Al Purdy's for a dollar bill

the of fate blow where they will
I'll give you 3 Al Purdy's for a dollar bill

And after the of everything
had exchanged itself for and became
another and could even be summoned
from the far distance we chanted a spell of
and we "mountain be our friend"
and we "River guard us from enemies"
And we what it seemed the gods themselves
might say if we had dreamed and they
had dreamed us their high places
and spoke to us in the forest
from the river and the
and the mouths of the ochre-painted
had again and the waters
and the speech had words
and our children