“Here is your road, tyingyou to its meanings: gorge, boulder, precipice.
Telescoped down, the hard and stone-green river
cutting fast and direct into the town.”

Source: "The Road" U.S. 1 (1938), The Book of the Dead

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poet and political activist 1913–1980

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