Blue Stone Poem by Larry Levis
Blue Stone
Rating: ★2.8
Someday, when you are twenty-four and walking through
The street of a foreign city...
Let me go with you a little way,
Let me be that stranger you won't notice.
And when you turn and enter a bar full of young men
and women, and your laughter rises,
Like the stones of a path up a mountain,
To say that no one has died,
I promise I will not follow.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
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4/22/2024 7:48:44 AM # 1.0.0.1119
THIS IS NOT THE COMPLETE POEM. IF YOU ARE GOING TO POST A LARRY LEVIS POEM, POST THE ENTIRE POEM, NOT JUST A FRAGMENT AND IMPLY THAT IT IS THE POEM.