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The night attendant a B U sophomore	A
rouses from the mare's nest of his drowsy head	B
propped on The Meaning of Meaning	C
He catwalks down our corridor	D
Azure day	E
makes my agonized blue window bleaker	D
Crows maunder on the petrified fairway	E
Absence My hearts grows tense	F
as though a harpoon were sparring for the kill	G
This is the house for the quot mentally ill quot	E
	-
What use is my sense of humour	D
I grin at Stanley now sunk in his sixties	H
once a Harvard all American fullback	I
if such were possible	J
still hoarding the build of a boy in his twenties	H
as he soaks a ramrod	E
with a muscle of a seal	K
in his long tub	L
vaguely urinous from the Victorian plumbing	C
A kingly granite profile in a crimson gold cap	M
worn all day all night	E
he thinks only of his figure	D
of slimming on sherbert and ginger ale	N
more cut off from words than a seal	K
This is the way day breaks in Bowditch Hall at McLean's	O
the hooded night lights bring out quot Bobbie quot	E
Porcellian '	-
a replica of Louis XVI	P
without the wig	Q
redolent and roly poly as a sperm whale	N
as he swashbuckles about in his birthday suit	E
and horses at chairs	R
	-
These victorious figures of bravado ossified young	S
	-
In between the limits of day	E
hours and hours go by under the crew haircuts	T
and slightly too little nonsensical bachelor twinkle	J
of the Roman Catholic attendants	U
There are no Mayflower	D
screwballs in the Catholic Church	V
	-
After a hearty New England breakfast	E
I weigh two hundred pounds	W
this morning Cock of the walk	X
I strut in my turtle necked French sailor's jersey	Y
before the metal shaving mirrors	Z
and see the shaky future grow familiar	D
in the pinched indigenous faces	A2
of these thoroughbred mental cases	A2
twice my age and half my weight	E
We are all old timers	Z
each of us holds a locked razor	D

Robert Lowell

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