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After Arguing Against The Contention That Art Must Come From Discontent Analysis



Author: poem of Mary Oliver Type: poem Views: 9

  
Whispering to each handhold, "I'll be back,"
I go up the cliff in the dark. One place
I loosen a rock and listen a long time
till it hits, faint in the gulf, but the rush
of the torrent almost drowns it out, and the wind --
I almost forgot the wind: it tears at your side
or it waits and then buffets; you sag outward...

I remember they said it would be hard. I scramble
by luck into a little pocket out of
the wind and begin to beat on the stones
with my scratched numb hands, rocking back and forth
in silent laughter there in the dark--
"Made it again!" Oh how I love this climb!
-- the whispering to the stones, the drag, the weight
as your muscles crack and ease on, working
right. They are back there, discontent,
waiting to be driven forth. I pound
on the earth, riding the earth past the stars:
"Made it again! Made it again!"

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William Stafford not Mary Oliver wrote this poem. Please correct your error. William Stafford After Arguing Against the Contention That Art Must Come from Discontent from The Way It Is: New and Selected Poems. © 1998 by William Stafford. Reprinted with the permission of Graywolf Press St. Paul Minnesota

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