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Robin Blaser
Who's There?
the room talks to itself
coloured Persian
and wraps its thinking-
lights around
the man bent over
a drinking fountain
who is black
and white
who transliterates
into one crouching
over his book
of loose pages
and another clapping
his hands and pointing
his toe
playing musical chairs
and chances
among deep-seated minds
whose laughter counter-
points the razzle
of crows outside
cawing down the chimney
as if to enter between
firecat-andiron's
serious, childish, jasper eyes
the room talking to itself
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