| on the wall |
| When I am pinned and wriggling |
| sprawling on a pin |
| with coffee spoons |
| I have measured out my life |
| In a minute there is time |
| Disturb the universe? |
| but asserted by a simple pin |
| rich and modest |
| My necktie |
| firmly to the chin |
| my collar mounting |
| My morning coat |
| “How his hair is growing thin!” |
| in the middle of my hair — |
| With a bald spot |
| descend the stair |
| “Do I dare?” |
| taking of a toast and tea. |
| visions and revisions |
| indecisions |
| drop a question on your plate |
| all the works and days of hands |
| to murder and create |
| To prepare a face to meet the faces |
| Rubbing its back upon the window-pane |
| that slides along the street |
| the yellow smoke |
| And indeed there will be time |
| and fell asleep. |
| Curled once about the house |
| a soft October night |
| the soot that falls from chimneys |
| Lingered upon the pools that stand in drains |
| into the corners of the evening |
| Licked its tongue |
| upon the window-panes |
| that rubs its back |
| The yellow fog |
| Talking of Michelangelo |
| Let us go and make our visit |
| Of insidious intent |
| a tedious argument |
| with oyster-shells |
| sawdust restaurants |
| half-deserted streets |
| patient etherized upon a table |
| spread out against the sky |
| Let us go then |