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By Jack Joseph Smith
distinction of motion. He was attached in the way
of breeze to beauty; perfected beyond the mark
that marks
witness of human splendor. Not tired, but drained
to his exhausted highness, he felt for a moment
the grip during deliverence supposed at the final
gate. No more was he inclosed or sealed, but in
glide was acknowledged his moving through the sp-
ace of opened vision. The pressure was feelings,
the trust had become flight.
For so long it seemed he had not seen shadow,
and with it strangely he lost the notice of death.
That continuous extention of length during shadow,
made of matter and resembled growth,, a deep green?
At first almost a false film slide of lavender,
slowly soft it came in a lazy wide withupon seas
inconnect to the many gods landscaped Eden's of
River and moving meadows
The wind caressed him, Though suspended outside
the need for exactness, the sounds of wind gave a
sense of time. Unexpectedly the winds would change
his directions. They would move him in slant, or
carry him further toward pictures he had just seen.
Sometimes the winds would slip him out of blue, to
silver. The space of silver with no movement gener-
ate from the complete form. One body of silver un-