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Black ship of night	A
sailing through the world	B
the moon an orange slice	C
tangy to the teeth	D
of lovers who lie	E
under it	F
sucking it	F
	-
Somewhere there are palm trees	G
somewhere the sea	H
bluely gathers itself up	I
lets itself fall again	J
into green	K
somewhere the spangles	H
of light on the ocean	L
dazzle the eyes	H
but here in the midnight city	H
the black ship of night	A
has docked	M
for a long dark stay	N
even the citrus moon	O
with its pockets of juice	H
cannot sweeten the dark	P
	-
Then the snow begins	H
whirling over the Pole	Q
gathering force over Canada	R
sprinkling the Great Lakes with sugar	S
which drowns in their deep black cups	H
it is drawn to the spires of New York	T
the flurries come	U
scampering at first	V
lighthearted crystalline white	A
but finally	H
sucked into the city	H
as into a black hole	Q
in space	H
	-
The sky is suddenly pink	W
pink as flesh breasts	H
babies' bottoms Night is	H
day day is whiter than the desert	X
the city stops like a heart	Y
pigeons dip veer	Z
come to rest	A2
under the snow hatted	A2
watertanks	H

Erica Jong

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