Hammer Of Night
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Hammer Of Night
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As the hammer of night fell
I went down the hill
Where the forest cleared
To see it touch the snow
Like a barrel
I strained to see the shape
It moaned but would not be seen
When the light was gone
I went to where it had struck
A pit of ice had sunken
Footholds smoothed from the walls
A hole aimed up
Like a black pupil
Too deep to see
With blue rippled walls
The air slid down
Where the hammer of night fell
I lit a fire
And felt the dusting snow
Beside me the flakes slid in
I fell asleep
By the pit of ice
Soon I was climbing steps in a garden
With the smell of wet mud
Toward a bull with no eyes
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